saarth site
An interactive portfolio site — explore it in your browser, no install. My personal website — interactive Three.js particles, GSAP animations, and a playable tabla
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My personal website. Interactive 3D particles (Three.js), scroll animations (GSAP), and a tabla you can actually play.
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