Portfolio Website Build
This site, an editorial, typographically-led portfolio built with v0.
I wanted a portfolio that didn't look like a template, so I treated the build itself as a product exercise: a clear point of view, a tight scope, and a fast path from reference to shipped.
The design direction was editorial restraint. One heavy serif statement, an off-white canvas, generous whitespace. I worked from a photography portfolio reference, broke it into the decisions that actually mattered (type hierarchy, image rhythm, where to spend attention), and discarded everything that didn't serve the read.
The build ran on AI-native tools end to end. Design generated in v0, refined in code, deployed continuously through Vercel. The interesting work was the same as in any product: deciding what to cut, knowing when a layout was good enough to ship, and keeping the whole thing coherent as it grew.
It's a small site by design. The goal was to demonstrate how I move from ambiguity to a shipped artifact, fast, opinionated, and using the tools that are reshaping how products get built.
