My own portfolio site, designed, coded and deployed by me from scratch.

The goal: A portfolio that works as proof of skill on its own. Instead of just listing projects, the site itself had to show how I think about layout, typography, motion and user flow.

What I did:

Concept & positioning: Built the site around one idea, “Tools change. Taste doesn’t.”, presenting branding, social media, UI/UX and web as one practice held to one standard.

UI design: A bold editorial hero, clean typographic hierarchy, and a scroll-driven layout that moves visitors from introduction to work to contact.

Interaction & motion: Animated skill marquees, hover states on project cards, and a clear five-step process section (Discover, Define, Ideate, Design, Test) that walks clients through how I work.

Content structure: Featured case studies linked to Behance, a dedicated section for live websites I’ve shipped, and direct contact links for low-friction enquiries.

Development & deployment: Hand-coded, fully responsive, and deployed on Netlify.

Result: A fast, live portfolio that showcases my work while proving I can take a website from concept to launch on my own.

One scene, from the rough visual to the final shot 👀

Made a quick breakdown of how the 3D, lighting, materials, textures, and motion came together.

This is probably my favorite kind of content to make. Just showing how the thing actually gets built.

Nice 👍