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Working on a Portfolio E-learning course, using Moodle, Articulate Storyline, and Vyond. Any instructional designers here?
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My portfolio is coming together.
I’m building it to be more than just a collection of projects, it includes solid case studies, my background + experience, and a 40-sec showreel showcasing how I think, design, and build.
Slowly turning the work into a proper body of work.⚡️
The decision to pair solid case studies with a 40-second thinking-and-build showreel gives the portfolio a clear narrative. The dark layout and purple motion frame make the work feel cohesive without competing with it.
nevskii.me — Personal Portfolio & Product Builder Website
A personal portfolio and commercial website designed and built in Framer to present my work across product design, AI-assisted development and digital product building.
nevskii.me is my personal portfolio and commercial website, designed and built entirely in Framer.
I created the site as a central place to present my work as an AI Product Designer & Builder — combining product design, digital products, AI-assisted development and experimentation within one clear visual system.
The main challenge was to avoid creating another traditional designer portfolio made up of disconnected case studies. Instead, I wanted the website to reflect how I actually work today: moving between product strategy, UX/UI, prototyping, development, AI tools and shipped products.
I handled the complete process myself — information architecture, visual direction, interface design, responsive layouts, interaction design and implementation in Framer.
The site is designed as a living portfolio rather than a static presentation. It gives me a flexible system for publishing new projects, experiments and commercial work as my practice continues to evolve.
Visually, I kept the direction minimal and editorial, with strong typography, restrained UI and a clear hierarchy that lets the work remain the main focus.
The result is both my portfolio and a product in itself — a continuously evolving representation of how I design, build and ship digital products.
