Studio Solarch.

Selected Work

Real projects, shipped end to end.

A mix of web builds, photography, and film — each one designed, developed, and delivered by the same person, start to finish.

01
From India With Love Website
Web Development — 2026

From India With Love Website

The briefA Figma design needed converting into a full, production-ready site — homepage, films, podcast, about, contact, and trips pages.

The approachBuilt in Next.js. GSAP ScrollTrigger replaced an unreliable Framer Motion whileInView setup, fixing inconsistent scroll animations across browsers.

The outcomeSite performance moved from the Lighthouse 60s into the 90–95 range, with animations now behaving consistently across every browser tested.

Lighthouse Score

60 → 95

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02
Anita Raicar Portfolio
Web Development — 2025

Anita Raicar Portfolio

The briefThe client, a prominent Goan educator and Art of Living guide, lacked a central platform to manage student registrations, promote mindfulness courses, and showcase her community footprint.

The approachStudio Solarch designed a clean, visual-first portfolio with minimalist typography. We built automated registration forms, smooth gallery layouts, and high-performance lead modules optimized for instant mobile loading.

The outcomeThe client consolidated her event workflows. High-intent students can now easily browse upcoming Porvorim sessions [1] and book workshops directly through a premium, zero-lag website layout.

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How it's built

Every site here is engineered in Next.js and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS, and animated with GSAP — chosen because they load fast, hold up under real traffic, and don't lock you into a page-builder that gets slower and harder to maintain as it grows.

Photography and film are shot on-location, not sourced from stock libraries. And because one person handles design, development, and delivery, there's no handoff between departments — the same eye that shoots the images is the same hand that builds the site around them.

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