These are 12 complete, live websites I built for 12 different businesses and professions — each one a finished, production-quality demo, not a mockup. Every demo has its own visual identity, its own signature interaction, and its own technical approach, so you can see the actual range of what I build before commissioning a site of your own. I'm Fasih Ullah Saleem, and this is my work.
DEMO-001Cardiology
Lifeline
A cardiologist's site built around a real, rotatable 3D heart model — scroll through a procedure and watch the model rotate and cut away to reveal the chambers, with anatomy labels that track the model in 3D space.
An eye-surgery site whose signature moment is a draggable before/after slider — drag to move from blurred to sharp vision over a real photo, then watch the same blur-to-focus motion carry through every section on the page.
A dermatology site styled like a luxury beauty magazine — every photograph un-blurs into focus while a soft light streak sweeps across the frame, reading like an expensive editorial shoot rather than a stock clinic site.
An orthopedic surgeon's site built like an engineering drawing — a graph-paper backdrop, safety-orange callouts, and an interactive annotated skeleton diagram where clicking a joint draws a leader line out to the case details.
A pediatrician's site anchored by a hand-drawn growth-chart line that draws itself down the page as you scroll — like a parent pencilling height marks on a doorframe — with a marker that genuinely follows the curve's bend.
A modern Pakistani tasting-menu restaurant's site whose menu unfolds like a real paper flyer — three panels rotate open in 3D space to reveal each course, instead of just another photo gallery.
A boutique Northern-Pakistan expedition travel agency site built around a hand-drawn route map that draws itself in as you scroll, connecting five real waypoints from Islamabad to Skardu.
A climate-responsive architecture studio site anchored by a scroll-scrubbed construction sequence — a real building rising through its phases as you scroll, ending on its signature jaali lattice-screen facade.
A minimalist leather-goods storefront where clicking a color swatch instantly crossfades between real, distinct product photography in each colorway — not a filter trick — down to a matching material-grain detail.
A boutique dental clinic — a studio and team, not one doctor — in a warm, considered "clinical luxe" style. Its treatment explorer calmly crossfades a premium visual and reveals the process and price as you move between services.
A modern multi-specialty medical + diagnostic centre. Its departments explorer lets you navigate the institution like a real one — each department tints its panel with its own accent and reveals its lead specialists and services.
Institutional departments-explorer with per-dept accents
A personal-brand site for a civil engineer, built as a structural viewport. Its signature is the load path — an eight-storey concrete frame that builds itself as you scroll, lets the camera pass through its own facade to the inside, then traces force from roof to earth.
Procedural scroll-built 3D structural frame
Camera passes inside the envelope
Near-monochrome ink-navy engineering art direction