01 — Conservative
Professional
Boardroom-ready: classic typography, a restrained palette, and quiet confidence. For the hiring manager who still prints resumes.
VibeRedesign
A design experiment: the exact same content from Home and Resume, reimagined in eight radically different visual directions. Each vibe keeps Home and Resume as separate pages, just like the original site. Pick a vibe and take it for a spin — each one links back here.
01 — Conservative
Boardroom-ready: classic typography, a restrained palette, and quiet confidence. For the hiring manager who still prints resumes.
02 — Experimental
Breaks the grid on purpose: loud type, clashing color, motion everywhere. For the curious — and the brave.
03 — Modern Mid-Century
Atomic-age optimism: warm neutrals, geometric motifs, and strong grids. For the design nerd who owns an Eames chair (or wants to).
04 — Modern Art Deco
Black glass and brass hairlines: sunburst fans, diamond timelines, and perfect symmetry. For the one who dresses for the lobby.
05 — Tech Modern
The 2026 dev-tool aesthetic: dark substrate, luminous cyan, glass panels, and a terminal that types itself. Shipped, not decorated.
06 — Minimalist
One narrow column, near-black on white, nothing to hide behind. For the reader who respects subtraction.
07 — Neo-Brutalist
Thick black borders, hard offset shadows, and flat candy color — a portfolio that shouts. For the maximalist who still reads the docs.
08 — Swiss International
Müller-Brockmann discipline: a strict modular grid, Helvetica-tight type, black and white with one poster red. Cold precision.