Personal Portfolio: Design, Motion and the Details

My own site, and the place I get to try the details client work rarely has room for. It's greys and ink, with Crimson Pro for display type and Inter for everything else, so the motion and the small touches do the talking.

The homepage intro stays pinned while a white sheet of work scrolls up over it. One switch zooms the whole site into frontend, backend or AI, and the prose and featured projects change to match. The theme switches with a circular reveal, and a dark dock handles navigation with springy, sliding indicators.

Then there are the parts nobody asked for. A vinyl shows what I'm listening to on Spotify. A cat named Disco keeps me company. The signature on the About page writes itself on, and the guestbook is a wall of taped notes you can drag around, signed through a chat. There's also an assistant you can ask about my work.

It's fast too, built with Astro, React and Tailwind on Cloudflare Workers, with only the interactive parts loading JavaScript.

Design, frontend, backend and deployment. Live at mosesadebayo.com