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Get your FREE creative web design resource here ► https://clickhubspot.com/kq2 INQUIRIES AND COLLABORATIONS ► grebowskifilip@gmail.com Another video from the very popular series: "Web Developer reacts to incredible websites". I genuinely thought I will run out of these websites, but they keep coming and they keep getting better! Links to websites featured today: https://tamalsen.dev https://www.thecraftsmen.tech https://itssharl.ee/fr https://cydstumpel.nl https://www.edwardh.io Timestamps in order: 0:00 intro (follow me on insta for more) 1:00 first website 4:05 first website on mobile 4:52 second website 6:56 second website mobile 7:42 FREE RESOURCE for INSPO 9:22 third website 13:00 third website mobile 13:37 fourth website 16:57 fourth website mobile 17:44 last website 21:00 last website mobile Get your Developer Resume Template ➡ https://shop.developerfilip.com ✏️📋 Join my Newsletter ➡ https://shop.developerfilip.com/sign-up 🔥 Follow me on Twitter ► https://www.twitter.com/developerfilip Join my Discord Server ► https://discord.gg/VBj4yZH Follow me on Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/developerfilip/ Check me out on GitHub ► https://github.com/FilipGrebowski MUSIC BY ► @epidemicsound #developer #reacts #websites

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In this episode of my “web developer reacts to incredible websites” series, I’m doing what I love most: scrolling through personal portfolios and getting my mind blown by how creative devs can be. I start with tamalsen.dev and I’m instantly into the clean, code-comment style navigation, the simple “my expertise” section, and that super satisfying phone animation (it screams Blender/WebGL/Three.js energy). I also do what you guys always ask for: I check mobile responsiveness, and Tamal’s site holds up really well. Then I jump into thecraftsmen.tech (site of the day vibes), and while the desktop experience is slick, the mobile version loses a lot of the fun animations—and the contact form is absolutely massive on a phone, to the point where it overlaps. After that, itssharl.ee is exactly what you’d expect from a French creative dev: insane shape-based interactions, smooth transitions, and a navigation concept that’s just ridiculously thoughtful. cydstumpel.nl goes full 3D “orbiting a planet” portfolio, and yes—it even works on mobile. Finally, edwardh.io is the wildest: a terminal-style portfolio that literally rotates as you scroll on mobile. The takeaway: creativity matters, but responsive design still decides whether the experience actually survives the real world.

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