I designed this concept for freelancers who do design work behind an agency's name, the kind of job where your best work never gets your name on it. So instead of a typical portfolio-style landing page, I built the whole thing around that idea: the visual language borrows straight from design redlines — annotation tags, spec callouts, a stamped "uncredited" mark — the same marks designers use to talk to each other, turned into the page's personality.

It's fully interactive: scroll animations, a working contact form, an FAQ accordion, a testimonial carousel, and a hero mockup that tilts as you move your cursor. Built responsive, accessible, and ready to launch.

The goal was simple, make trust and discretion feel like the product, not just a line in the copy.

Tools I utilized Framer, Figma, HTML/CSS/JS

Nice concepts

dunkin' donuts specwork for your sunday evening!

sponsored by the wheels in my head that stay turning a month after conversations with fellow caffeine-fiends–– to be fair, their pitch to place a location in what otherwise exists as a drive-through town on the way to the big easy WAS quite convincing! a pinch of familiarity on a road trip is comforting, no matter how long you've got left to go. plus, the vibrant color scheme of the brand would brighten up a corner of suburban drab with ease!

CHALLENGE: comment which of these two you dig most if you're a real one.

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