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Two themes. One portfolio system.
Glimpse® works in both Light and Dark, while keeping the same layout, content structure and interactions underneath.
If you were building your portfolio today, which one are you choosing?
And if you're curious enough to try it yourself → Glimpse is live.
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Holding one layout, content structure, and interaction set under both themes is the real craft here. Dark lets the cards sit quieter while light keeps the type airy, and it still reads as one portfolio.
Maintaining Consistency across both the themes was one of the main goals.
Ui was so amazing. Dark Mode is feels so good.
Glad You liked it.😊
Dark gets my vote here. The project thumbnails stand out nicely, and the oversized type gives it plenty of personality.
Appreciate it! 🙌 I was aiming for that balance between personality and letting the work breathe. Glad the dark version resonated with you!
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