A really interesting and well-executed portfolio site, utterly let down by the tone of this demeaning and insulting piece of copy:
WARNING: Do not proceed if you suffer from vertigo or if you find experimental interfaces offensive.
(Pssst: copy is also interface.)
A great post from Anna on the front-end styleguides she’s worked on for A List Apart and Code for America. ‘Twas a pleasure working with her on the Code for America project.
A-mer-ica! Fuck yeah!
I kind of love the interaction design of this site.
Jon gives some insight into how and why we use pattern portfolios as deliverables at Clearleft.
Kyle’s new site is looking lovely and responsive (thanks to Josh). But mostly it just gets out of the way so you can take in his truly amazing work.
Aegir’s portfolio is a thing of a beauty on every screen size.
A lovely responsive portfolio showcasing a lovely responsive site. Responsinception!
Naz shares his advice for up-and-coming designers …and the institutions that educate them.
I don't normally like all-Flash sites and I really don't like sites that mess with my cursor* but this one works really well. * I'm looking at you, Harry Potter Twitter site with the password anti-pattern.
Black ink meets water.
Beautiful photography.
Best. Portfolio/resumé. Site. Ever.
Camille Seaman's stunning pictures of icebergs and clouds make me feel small and insignificant. But in a good way.
The idea I like most from this portfolio is the heat-sensitive wallpaper with blooming flowers.
Beautiful artwork in a minimalist interface. But you'd better have your browser window maximised on a big monitor. *sigh*
The portfolio of a food photographer.
A strange and beautiful portfolio of photographs.
This local artist does great things with mackerel. I think I might have to get a piece to hang in the new flat.
Cameron has put together a lovely looking portfolio page.
A nice use of my JavaScript slideshow.