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Brigade Calista
A high-intent project landing page for Brigade Calista with project features, layouts, and lead capture workflows.
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Dharmendra Singh Yadav
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A high-intent project landing page for Brigade Calista with project features, layouts, and lead capture workflows.
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Yes. Everything shown here was built by me directly. Where a project was part of a larger team effort, the case study says which parts were mine.
For open-source projects, yes — the repository is linked. Client work is under NDA, but I am happy to walk through the architecture and the decisions behind it in a conversation.
Because features tell you what was built and decisions tell you how someone thinks. If you are evaluating me for a role or a project, the reasoning behind a trade-off is more useful evidence than a screenshot.
Yes. Whether you are assessing me for a role or weighing up a similar build, the useful conversation is about the problem rather than the finished thing. Send me what you are trying to solve and I will tell you honestly how I would approach it.