Built my new portfolio (https://www.parinazkassemi.com) with Figma and Lovable. I wanted it to fe...Built my new portfolio (https://www.parinazkassemi.com) with Figma and Lovable. I wanted it to fe...
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Built my new portfolio with Figma and Lovable.
I wanted it to feel very internet-native, so I added things like personalized cursors and the ability to see other people in the shared file — leaning into that chronically-online, always-in-a-design-tool feeling 🙃
I also wanted the site to share a little more of who I am beyond the work, with personal photos, a notebook for thoughts, and a running list of things I’m reading and watching.
The shared file idea is such a clever expression of how designers actually live online. It makes the portfolio feel social, playful, and unmistakably personal.
The orange-and-black system has real presence, and the mobile frames show the hierarchy holding together rather than just shrinking. The clear CTA placement is a smart counterweight to the oversized hero type.
Sometimes it’s hard to visualise data clearly without overwhelming users, but that’s what we aim for.
A snippet from daily design explorations using Magicpath and Figma.
The chart keeps the progress story legible without turning the dashboard into a wall of metrics. The bright gradient is a bold backdrop, while the centered white card gives the key numbers a clear focal point.