Netflix Redesign
React
Next.js
Tailwind CSS
TypeScript
Node.js
Express
MongoDB
I reimagined the Netflix homepage as a high-performance, SEO-optimized experience by architecting a React and Next.js foundation that consistently delivers sub-200ms initial renders. Utilizing Tailwind’s utility-first framework—augmented with bespoke SCSS modules—I crafted a unified visual language and fully responsive layout that scales seamlessly across devices. Advanced scroll fluidity powered by Lenis and context-aware micro-animations with Framer Motion breathe life into each content section, transforming passive browsing into an engaging journey. A component-driven structure and custom React hooks ensure rapid iteration cycles, maintainable codebases, and effortless scalability for future feature rollouts
My Role: Full Stack Developer
Client: Personal Project
Duration: 2 weeks
About this project
- Server-Side Rendering & SEO Optimization: Fast, sub-200 ms initial load with Next.js SSR and metadata management for improved discoverability.
- Responsive, Utility-First Design: Tailwind CSS–driven layouts supplemented with SCSS modules for pixel-perfect consistency across breakpoints.
- Hero Content Carousel: Dynamic, autoplaying carousel with pause-on-hover controls and animated transitions to showcase featured titles.
- Personalized Recommendations Grid: Algorithm-powered rows of suggested titles with hover-triggered previews and smooth lazy loading.
- Micro-Animations & Transitions: Framer Motion-fueled hover effects, section reveals, and context-aware page transitions that enhance user engagement.
- Component-Driven Architecture: Reusable, self-contained React components and custom hooks underpinning rapid feature development and maintainable code.
- Optimized Media Loading: Next.js with automatic resizing, format negotiation, and priority prefetching for hero assets.
- Accessibility & Theming: ARIA-compliant markup, keyboard navigation support, and a dark-mode toggle for inclusive, on-brand user experiences.
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