TypeScript check passed with no errors. The Abayra Web Lab portfolio site is now complete with a sleek glassmorphism design, animated lime-green tech vibe, and all the requested features.
What's included:
mailto: and tel: links)Design system:
#0a0e1a background, lime brand #c4d82e (matching your logo), and white/muted-foreground neutralspy-24 md:py-32 section spacing across the entire pageThe site is fully responsive, accessible (semantic HTML, ARIA labels, keyboard-navigable), and ready to deploy.
The server logs look clean — the issue is client-side. Let me check the components for common client-side errors like missing "use client" directives, hydration mismatches, or GSAP/Framer Motion misuse.
Let me check a few things — the layout, the package.json for tw-animate-css, and run a build to surface real errors.
The build succeeds, so this is a runtime client error. Let me check the remaining components and use the browser tool to inspect actual runtime errors.
Let me open the site in a browser to see the actual console errors directly.
I can see the cube is rendering oddly with overlapping faces. Let me capture the actual console output from page load.
Let me check for runtime errors using a CDP-friendly approach and also look at the screenshot more carefully. The cube clearly shows overlap issues.
Now I see the actual problems. Looking at the full-page screenshot:
translateZ(8rem) doesn't match the cube size (h-56 w-56 = 14rem)opacity:0 because whileInView isn't firing reliably with React 19 + Next 16.Let me verify the whileInView issue and check element opacity.
All sections exist with proper height. The inner motion elements are hidden. Let me check them:
Confirmed! The 2nd and 3rd portfolio cards are stuck at opacity: 0; translateY(40px) — whileInView isn't firing. This is a real bug affecting all whileInView motion elements. The cube also has wrong translateZ causing face overlap.
Let me fix both issues. First, replace the brittle viewport.margin with the more reliable viewport.amount everywhere, and fix the cube.
Now fix the 3D cube — the translateZ(8rem) doesn't match the cube size, causing the overlapping ghost effect.
Now fix the GSAP conflict — the parallax rotateX tween with overwrite: "auto" kills the continuous rotateY rotation. Remove the conflicting tween:
Now let me verify the fixes by reloading and checking the page again.
All 3 portfolio cards now show opacity: 1 and the cube is rendering as a clean 3D cube without ghost faces. The full-page screenshot now shows everything correctly:
What was broken and how I fixed it:
whileInView with viewport={{ margin: "-80px"/"-100px" }} wasn't firing reliably under React 19 + Next.js 16 + Turbopack. The 2nd and 3rd portfolio cards, Process, and Contact were stuck at opacity: 0; translateY(40px). Replaced all negative-margin viewport configs with viewport={{ once: true, amount: 0.15 }} (or 0.2), which uses a percentage-based threshold that's far more robust.h-56 w-56 (14rem) but each face used translateZ(8rem) — a size mismatch that placed faces beyond the cube edges so all six showed through each other. Fixed the cube to a uniform h-64 w-64 (16rem) with matching translateZ(8rem) and added backface-visibility: hidden so back faces are properly culled.gsap.to(cube, { rotateX, overwrite: "auto" }) which was killing the continuous rotateY rotation tween targeting the same element. Removed the rotateX parallax — the cube now spins smoothly while only the wrapper translates with the mouse.