Portfolio 2025
04 / 2025
An earlier, simpler portfolio shaped by bold typography, monochrome restraint and playful motion — a similar direction with a completely different outcome.
One focused place for selected work, capabilities and contact
A responsive archive that keeps projects easy to scan
Motion and 3D details that give the minimal interface a distinct character
An earlier platform
Before the current portfolio, I needed a focused place to introduce my work as a full-stack developer and designer. Portfolio 2025 brought the essentials into a deliberately compact structure: a direct introduction, a short overview of capabilities, selected projects and a clear route to contact. It was a smaller platform, built to communicate character without adding unnecessary layers.
Similar direction, different outcome
The ideas behind this version still feel familiar: expressive typography, careful pacing and code used as part of the visual language. The outcome, however, was completely different. Where the current portfolio is editorial and built around a broader business story, the 2025 edition was stark, monochrome and immediate. Oversized type carried the identity, while the limited palette kept every page visually connected.
A simple route through the work
The experience was reduced to three main moves. The homepage introduced my role and stack, the archive collected selected projects in a compact list, and the contact page turned the final step into a clear invitation to start a conversation. Responsive layouts preserved that hierarchy across screen sizes without changing the direct character of the interface.
A creative testing ground
Nuxt and Tailwind CSS provided the foundation, with GSAP and Lenis shaping transitions and scroll behaviour. Three.js and WebGL introduced more experimental moments without turning the site into a technical showcase for its own sake. The result was a compact creative platform — and an important step towards the clearer positioning, deeper case studies and more structured experience of Portfolio 2026.