
Minwook Shin
Design engineer's portfolio of product interfaces and working prototypes, Figma through to SwiftUI.
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Design engineer's portfolio of product interfaces and working prototypes, Figma through to SwiftUI.

The Amsterdam museum's collection and visitor site, built around the paintings.

Handmade fine jewelry from a women-run NYC studio, sold on quiet product photography.

Cinematographer and photographer whose portfolio leans on film history as much as on the work itself.

Mac app that captures, edits and exports screenshots and screen recordings in one place.

Design practice of João Ferreira, fourteen years of branding and digital work in one long scroll.

Builds evals and private benchmarks for agentic tasks, run at scale on managed infrastructure.

Compute, training, inference and sandboxes on one stack for teams training their own models.

Device mockups that move — rendered as video or embedded live in a portfolio.

Async video messaging, explained with async video.

Interactive blog about CSS and React where every post has a playground.

Shot-based design community with a masonry grid at its core.

Front-end engineer portfolio that launched a thousand clones — dark, navy, precise.

Festival site that has to schedule thousands of sessions without collapsing.

Figma's annual conference, with a microsite that changes identity every year.

Contract lifecycle management for legal teams.

Real estate brokerage with search and listings treated as the product.

Freight forwarding and logistics software, presented with unusual clarity.

Payroll for small business, wrapped in warm illustration.

All-in-one recruiting platform with a data-dense, screenshot-led page.

Global payroll and hiring, with a bright, map-driven brand system.

Email client sold on speed, with keyboard-first product storytelling.

Collaborative presentation tool with a confident, template-led site.

Luggage brand that sells travel first and suitcases second.

Mac launcher with one of the best-crafted dark product sites around.

Connected workspace with a hand-drawn illustration language and a lot of white.

Hotel group with an editorial voice and a properly opinionated layout.

Nonprofit behind Firefox, with a bold open-web brand system.

Travel marketplace whose search UI is studied as much as its brand.

The web's memory — a functional interface that has earned its density.

Space agency publishing an enormous archive of imagery and mission data.

Launch company with a site that is mostly full-bleed launch footage.

Nonprofit that made donation pages feel like premium product pages.

London contemporary art institution with a boldly typographic identity.

Engineering nonprofit that explains a hard problem through scrollytelling.

Dutch national museum with one of the best digital collections online.

Four galleries and a vast collection, organised without visual noise.

The Museum of Modern Art, with a collection interface that respects the work.

Configurator-driven site for a brand with sixty years of visual equity.

Electric adventure vehicles sold through landscape photography.

Electric performance brand with Scandinavian minimalism taken to the limit.

Design and architecture studio with a project archive built for browsing.

Norwegian architecture and design practice with a photography-led portfolio.

Game studio site built to carry several enormous franchises at once.

Bjarke Ingels Group — an architecture practice indexed like a database.

Community chat platform with an illustration system that never takes itself seriously.

Audio platform built around the waveform.

Artist-first music marketplace that has kept its dense, functional layout for years.

Research and data on the world's biggest problems — charts as the interface.

Streaming giant with a duotone system that scales to every campaign.

Social network for film lovers, built on posters and lists.

Film studio with a store and a site that feel like part of the catalogue.

Books about technological progress, with covers rendered in 3D on the shelf.

Contemporary art and visual culture, published daily.

Long-form essays on philosophy and science, typeset like a print journal.

Technology journalism from outside the West, in a strong editorial system.

Free education at global scale, with an unusually calm information design.

Visual essays where the scroll is the argument.

Celebrity-taught courses sold like a streaming service.

Interactive STEM courses where the marketing page is itself a lesson.
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Free education at global scale, with an unusually calm information design.
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