Most portfolios read like a résumé on a webpage. I wanted mine to be the first thing it shows off, so I rebuilt it as an iPad home screen.

Projects and contact info live inside glassy, interactive widgets that respond to hover, tap, and drag, turning the portfolio itself into a demo of what I can build.

It pushes Framer Motion well past the basics: gesture-driven physics, shared-layout transitions between cards, and depth managed through layered backdrop blur.

The hard part was making it hold up everywhere: the grid is fully responsive, keeps widget proportions believable on every screen size, and stays at 60fps even on mid-range devices.