Kathryn B. Product Design Portfolio: Enterprise-grade case studies with a "wink" of personality.

A festive Framer portfolio that balances enterprise-grade case studies with a playful style.

Kathryn B. needed to modernize her "severely outdated" portfolio for a competitive job market. She wanted to break free from the "corporate beige" standard by infusing her love for music festivals and vintage fashion into the design. We built a custom Framer site that organizes complex enterprise workflows into a clean, "festival lineup" structure—achieving 0 critical WCAG errors while retaining a unique visual voice.

Year

2026

Services

Framer development

Web design

The Challenge: Injecting "Sparkle" into Enterprise UX.

Kathryn brings a unique duality to her work: she builds complex communication tools for millions of users, but her personal brand is driven by "curiosity, patterns, and a little sparkle." Her previous portfolio didn't reflect this. She needed a home for her work that could handle heavy documentation (purchasing portals, mobile UX, AI projects) without boring the recruiter. The goal was to create a "North Star" for her career that felt functional, minimal, but grounded—with "just enough Dolly Parton energy to keep things interesting."

Custome sticky 'table of contents' component to support case study reading

Execution overview

From "Groovy" Template to WCAG-Compliant System.

We customized a Framer architecture to support deep-dive case studies with a "sticky" table of contents for better readability. We introduced "festival" elements—like a skills section styled as a music lineup and a "ticker" component for personal photos—to humanize the technical content. Crucially, we ensured the "fun" didn't break the "function." We optimized the site for accessibility, ensuring the high-contrast "pink (#B2557F)" theme met strict contrast ratios, proving that a portfolio can be both compliant and charismatic.

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What our client says

                  Chevis took my scattered Google Docs and 'festival' ideas and built a system that finally feels like me. It’s functional enough for a hiring manager but has that 'sparkle' I was missing. He balanced the 'Dolly Parton energy' with the serious UX work perfectly.

                  Chevis took my scattered Google Docs and 'festival' ideas and built a system that finally feels like me. It’s functional enough for a hiring manager but has that 'sparkle' I was missing. He balanced the 'Dolly Parton energy' with the serious UX work perfectly.

Chevis took my scattered Google Docs and 'festival' ideas and built a system that finally feels like me. It’s functional enough for a hiring manager but has that 'sparkle' I was missing. He balanced the 'Dolly Parton energy' with the serious UX work perfectly.

Chevis took my scattered Google Docs and 'festival' ideas and built a system that finally feels like me. It’s functional enough for a hiring manager but has that 'sparkle' I was missing. He balanced the 'Dolly Parton energy' with the serious UX work perfectly.