Kathryn B. Product Designer Portfolio: Enterprise case studies with room for a personal voice.

A design portfolio that carries enterprise case studies without losing its personality.

Kathryn B. needed a portfolio that could carry enterprise documentation without reading as corporate beige. We built one that organises complex workflows like a festival lineup and keeps her own visual voice, at zero critical WCAG 2.1 AA errors.

Year

2026

Services

Web development

Web design

Enterprise UX, without the corporate beige.

Kathryn builds complex communication tools used by millions, while her personal brand runs on "curiosity, patterns, and a little sparkle." Her old portfolio showed only the first half. She needed somewhere that could hold heavy documentation — purchasing portals, mobile UX, AI work — without losing a recruiter halfway through, and that felt functional and minimal but grounded, with "just enough Dolly Parton energy to keep things interesting."

A custom sticky table of contents, so a long case study never loses the reader's place.

Execution overview

From a template to an accessible system.

We built the Framer architecture around long-form case studies, with a sticky table of contents so a reader never loses their place. The personality lives in the structure rather than the decoration: the skills section is laid out like a festival lineup, and a ticker carries personal photography. The pink (#B2557F) was tuned until it met contrast requirements, so the character costs nothing in accessibility — zero critical WCAG 2.1 AA errors.

Kathryn B. Live Project

What our client says

                  Working with Chevis on my website was such a collaborative and thoughtful experience. He brought a strong attention to detail, moved quickly, and was incredibly receptive to feedback throughout the process. What really stood out was how easy he was to bounce ideas off of—he didn’t just execute, he actively contributed to shaping the direction in a meaningful way. The end result feels truly aligned with my vision, and the process to get there felt seamless.

                  Working with Chevis on my website was such a collaborative and thoughtful experience. He brought a strong attention to detail, moved quickly, and was incredibly receptive to feedback throughout the process. What really stood out was how easy he was to bounce ideas off of—he didn’t just execute, he actively contributed to shaping the direction in a meaningful way. The end result feels truly aligned with my vision, and the process to get there felt seamless.

Working with Chevis on my website was such a collaborative and thoughtful experience. He brought a strong attention to detail, moved quickly, and was incredibly receptive to feedback throughout the process. What really stood out was how easy he was to bounce ideas off of—he didn’t just execute, he actively contributed to shaping the direction in a meaningful way. The end result feels truly aligned with my vision, and the process to get there felt seamless.

Working with Chevis on my website was such a collaborative and thoughtful experience. He brought a strong attention to detail, moved quickly, and was incredibly receptive to feedback throughout the process. What really stood out was how easy he was to bounce ideas off of—he didn’t just execute, he actively contributed to shaping the direction in a meaningful way. The end result feels truly aligned with my vision, and the process to get there felt seamless.