I was the front-end & back-end developer for this site. What I enjoyed about this project was the complete control I had on both the front-end and the back-end solutions. Imaculately clean code, optimized and obfuscated JS, and a custom tailored wordpress CMS which was super admin friendly. It was nerd-vana.
Live Link: http://rippledot.com/
I was the front-end & back-end developer for this site. It was quite challenging cause I knew the designer was strict when it came to the design. I labored a fair bit to execute a “pixel perfect” html version of her PSD’s. I still remember the hackish work-around I used in the social media page, cause instagram didn’t allow getting feeds by tags. The interactive infographics were the first time i tried using a layered SVG images with ID’s. It was also one project were I had the chance to add an animated preloader
Live Link: http://visionbodyasia.com/
I was the front-end developer for this site. It was quite fun to do because I remember being given a good amount of time to experiment with the scroll animation of the elements. Decided not to use a slide framework like fullpage.js because I knew there was a lot of customization to be made. I think the designer was really happy with the final product.
Live Link: http://tmaevents.sg/