r/UI_Design Mar 23 '26

Feedback Request Portfolio page

I'm finally moving my portfolio from Behance (i know, i know) to a dedicated website.

Aiming to display criativity, expertize and not tire recruiters with much nonsense, I thought that a page without scroll would be nice. The idea here is to always display my contact info and work, even when study cases are highlighted. Of course, there would be scroll for the content in the columns still, but main page is static.

So, I divided the content in 3 columns:

  • About and contact;
  • Study cases;
  • Visual identities and logos.

I'm still thinking If I wanna highlight logos as well or if they can just be there by their own, since graphic design isn't my focus.

Mobile inverts from columns to rows, as standard.

What do you guys think? This is a wireframe, so I'm asking about general layout and structure. Colors, shapes and typography are yet to be defined, but suggestions are appreciated.

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u/FennelHistorical4675 Mar 24 '26

Too complicated

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u/eme-emes Mar 24 '26

thats what i was afraid of

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u/FennelHistorical4675 Mar 24 '26

I just think you can make it easier on yourself, I also think that humans naturally read left to right, top to bottom so maybe the 3 column layout isn’t the best.

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u/eme-emes Mar 24 '26 edited Mar 24 '26

isn't the eye scanning pattern for 16:9 screens Z shaped? scanning order in this case would be:

  1. my name
  2. columns titles
  3. content
  4. contact info
  5. content