A responsive audiovisual portfolio website designed and built for Diego Reimberg, focused on organizing his film projects, professional background, creative roles, and videos into a distinctive cinematic experience.
The Challenge
Diego had work across different areas of audiovisual production, including directing, editing, cinematography, post-production, and creative development. The challenge was to bring these different projects together without turning the portfolio into a conventional grid of thumbnails.
Design Direction
I created a dark, editorial and cinema-inspired visual system built around large imagery, expressive typography, strong contrast, and project-first storytelling.
The interface was designed to give each film its own visual presence while maintaining a consistent identity throughout the portfolio.
What I Built
• Responsive audiovisual portfolio website
• Project-focused browsing experience
• Individual presentation for films and audiovisual work
• Video and external media integration
• Biography and professional background section
• Clear presentation of roles and project information
• Mobile-friendly responsive layouts
• Cinematic visual system and navigation
UX Approach
The portfolio was structured around Diego’s work rather than around a traditional résumé format. Visitors can move through individual projects, understand his role in each production, and then explore his professional background and contact information.
The goal was to balance strong visual storytelling with clear navigation and accessible project information.
My Role
Web design, UI direction, responsive layout, front-end implementation, visual system, and project presentation.
Outcome
The result is a dedicated cinematic portfolio that gives Diego a more cohesive and professional way to present his audiovisual work while preserving the personality of each project.
Project Details
Timeline: approximately 2 intensive working days
Live website:https://diegoreimberg.netlify.app
Type: real portfolio project, shared publicly with Diego Reimberg’s permission