Designed and developed a responsive one-page portfolio in Framer with a minimalistic approach, high-contrast UI, and F-pattern layout optimized for quick content scanning. Used large typographic kickers, seamless scroll-triggered animations, and component-based sections to highlight skills and projects. Iterated over multiple design variations to balance visual hierarchy and information clarity.

But this does not end here...

Even with a tech background, Rohit appreciated my design sense without any doubt, and I knew I could mimic his artistic personality while maintaining the rhythm in design.

Serif Typography Adds a Classic Feel The choice of serif fonts gives the portfolio a more refined and timeless look, aligning with traditional design and artistic sensibilities.

Muted Colors Create a Calm, Thoughtful Mood The soft lavender and grayscale palette brings a subtle, art-inspired tone that feels composed and professional.

F-Pattern Layout Supports Natural Eye Movement The layout follows a familiar reading pattern, similar to how art galleries guide viewers, helping content feel easy to follow and well-organized.

Generous White Space Enhances Readability Like in minimal art or clean editorial design, spacing is used to bring clarity, letting each section stand on its own without feeling crowded.

Monochrome Portrait Matches the Visual Tone The black-and-white photo blends well with the overall style, adding a personal yet cohesive visual element.

Check out the demo website at https://ryadav.framer.website/

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