Porto

"Porto – A dynamic 3D-powered portfolio showcasing full-stack skills with React, TypeScript & Three.js. Built to captivate, engineered to perform."

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What inspired us? The idea behind Porto was born from a personal need—to go beyond a static resume and craft a next-generation portfolio that’s as interactive and animated as the projects it displays. I wanted to build something that not only lists skills but demonstrates them live through fluid animations, real-world use cases, and immersive 3D visuals.

Portfolios should make you say "Whoa, this is different." That's what Porto aims to do.

What we learned During the process of building Porto, I dove deep into:

Three.js + WebGL integration with React

Crafting responsive layouts using Tailwind CSS

Building reusable UI elements using shadcn/ui

Mastering GSAP animations and scroll triggers

Handling performance optimizations for 3D assets

Managing modular, scalable codebases with Vite + TypeScript

How we built it The tech stack includes:

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  • Vite
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • shadcn-ui
  • Three.js
  • WebGL
  • GSAP
    Each component is responsive, performant, and easy to manage. The structure follows clean component-based architecture, and animations are handled using GSAP timelines for smooth transitions.

Challenges we faced Blending 3D rendering (Three.js) with the React component lifecycle was tough at first

Getting smooth scroll-based animations using GSAP required deep customization

Maintaining a responsive design while showcasing heavy visuals

Optimizing load times for 3D elements without compromising visual quality

Balancing aesthetics with accessibility and usability

Live Demo Explore the live portfolio here: 👉 https://www.yogeshsingh.xyz/

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  • Vite
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • shadcn-ui
  • Three.js
  • WebGL
  • GSAP
    What's next? Adding dark mode and better accessibility features

Introducing AI-based assistants to guide visitors through projects

Migrating to a CMS for dynamic content management

Publishing some UI components as open-source tools

Embedding video walkthroughs for major projects

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