
Marian Fusek
Creative director's site that lists what he does in plain type and skips the case-study theatre.
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Creative director's site that lists what he does in plain type and skips the case-study theatre.

Product designer whose headline rewrites itself mid-sentence to make the argument for him.

Independent designer whose portfolio opens on the year in serif, sized like a chapter heading.

Personal site that declares war on boring websites and then proves it with palm trees and neon.

Designer who also ships the code — portfolio built as proof rather than as a list of clients.

Portrait, lifestyle and commercial photography in a plain, type-led index.

Designer and front-end developer whose portfolio is itself the interaction demo.

Design engineer's site — brands, systems and products, with interaction craft in the details.

London creative developer building interactive sites for brands and agencies.

Australian filmmaker and photographer collecting visual stories of people and place.

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

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

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

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

Designer, writer, and serial founder — a personal brand site done properly.

SVG animation specialist with a hand-drawn, deeply personal portfolio.

A personal site that completely redraws itself at every breakpoint.

Minimal personal site from the engineer behind cmdk and next-themes.

Interface engineer's notebook — restrained, precise, and full of interaction craft.

Animation-obsessed engineer's site, written like a set of field notes.

Stefan Sagmeister's archive — provocative, personal, and completely unlike an agency site.
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Animation-obsessed engineer's site, written like a set of field notes.
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