First look at the portfolio I'm building in Framer.

I wanted it to feel calm, not loud. A dark, near-black background, so the work carries all the color.

The layout is two parts.

A fixed sidebar on the left name, status, every page always in reach. It makes the site read as one space, not separate pages.

A single narrow column on the right, built for reading. Wide margins, one clear title, room between the lines.

One bold image per article is the only place color takes over restraint everywhere else makes it hit harder.

Layout is how I show the way I think. Minimal here isn't a trend it's so nothing sits between the reader and the idea.

Building in public, and I'll share this as a Framer template once it's ready. Fixed sidebar or classic top nav for a portfolio what's your take?

First look at the portfolio I'm building in Framer.

I wanted it to feel calm, not loud. A dark, near-black background, so the work carries all the color.

The layout is two parts.

A fixed sidebar on the left name, status, every page always in reach. It makes the site read as one space, not separate pages.

A single narrow column on the right, built for reading. Wide margins, one clear title, room between the lines.

One bold image per article is the only place color takes over restraint everywhere else makes it hit harder.

Layout is how I show the way I think. Minimal here isn't a trend it's so nothing sits between the reader and the idea.

Building in public, and I'll share this as a Framer template once it's ready. Fixed sidebar or classic top nav for a portfolio what's your take?