tailvinicss

This website is an ongoing project that's almost complete and might be my biggest one yet. I had a ton of fun working with Motion’s (formerly Framer Motion) update—the layout looks amazing, and the animations are smooth and lightweight. The site is integrated with Prismic (CMS), and I’m structuring the e-commerce section using Medusa.js (a headless e-commerce solution) to help reduce my client’s monthly expenses. It will also feature a Geolocation API to redirect international customers to the appropriate store website. Please check it out and let me know what you think! It's in portuguese though

This project was developed for Daniel Paiva, a wildlife photographer and expedition guide. The site was designed with a clean, modern aesthetic, utilizing Figma and Dribbble for inspiration, with a focus on showcasing Daniel's photography. The site was built using the latest version of Next.js (App Router), which included challenges such as integrating a photo gallery with Cloudinary’s API. The gallery features modals, animated navigation, and dedicated media-sharing URLs. Additionally, I implemented advanced features like Intercepting Routes and Parallel Routes to enhance user experience, and used next-intl for seamless multi-language support. This project highlights both front-end and back-end expertise, offering a dynamic, user-friendly interface that allows for an engaging showcase of Daniel’s work.

Official website developed for music producer Rodrigo Bathke, featuring a unique design that aligns with his artistic identity. The project combines a nostalgic aesthetic with dynamic animations and an experimental visual language inspired by classic interfaces. It includes embedded music players for the artist's songs on SoundCloud. This was my first time using the Three.js library and UploadThing (Theo’s version of S3).

This project was developed for a Creative Hub in partnership with PPG-ARTES from UNESPAR (Universidade Estadual do Paraná), funded by the Lei Paulo Gustavo, focused on producing short films based on scientific research. I was responsible for creating an accessible application form for the selection process, incorporating LIBRAS (Brazilian Sign Language) accessibility through integrated videos. The form was also integrated with the AirTable API to automate candidate data management and streamline the selection process for organizers. Additionally, I designed a landing page for the company, using references from Dribbble and Pinterest and ensuring the design aligned with the visual identity provided. This project balanced aesthetic and functional aspects to deliver an engaging and accessible solution.