The desktop · “Explore it like a Mac”
A CV you don’t read, you explore. My whole story, rebuilt as an operating system.
The desktop · “Explore it like a Mac”
Recruiters skim hundreds of near-identical CVs and portfolios. I wanted mine to do two jobs at once: prove I can actually design and build, not just talk about it, and be genuinely impossible to forget.
So I set myself a brief no client would dare write. Instead of another scrolling page, I’d build an operating system, and put my whole story inside it.
The same portfolio reads your device and dresses for it. On a desktop it’s macOS: open a folder, drag a window, read the CV. On a phone it becomes iOS: tap an app, swipe the widgets, get a welcome notification. One codebase, two worlds.
A portfolio that proves the point by existing. It shows the full range in one place, marketing, creative direction, design and code, and it makes a recruiter smile before they’ve read a word. Which is the whole job a CV is meant to do.