🎨 My Portfolio – Fehin Awobodu
🌱 What Inspired Me
This portfolio was inspired by my desire to create a digital space that truly reflects who I am — not just as a designer, but as a creative problem-solver, teammate, and lifelong learner. I wanted it to go beyond showing static work and actually demonstrate how I think, what I care about, and how I approach design with curiosity, empathy, and experimentation.
I also wanted it to be fun. Portfolios are often rigid or templated — but I saw an opportunity to inject a bit of personality into mine. The kind of place where someone might come for the work, but stay for the easter eggs.
🛠️ How I Built It
I designed the full experience in Figma, from wireframes to high-fidelity UI, while leveraging components and auto-layout to stay flexible. I developed it in Webflow, customizing interactions and adding bits of custom code (like my cursor effect and audio easter egg feature) to bring the design to life.
Key tools used:
- Figma
- Webflow
- GSAP (for animations)
- JavaScript (custom cursor, scroll behavior)
💡 What I Learned
- That simplicity is powerful — the hardest part was knowing what not to include.
- Animations and interactions should serve the content, not distract from it.
- Even in a personal project, user experience comes first — I did multiple rounds of informal testing with friends and mentors to get honest feedback.
🚧 Challenges I Faced
- Balancing playfulness with professionalism — I wanted the site to be memorable but still communicate value clearly to potential employers.
- Performance on mobile — custom interactions sometimes slowed down load times, and optimizing them required some rework.
- Perfectionism — there’s always something I want to tweak, but I learned to embrace the idea of shipping and evolving over time.
Built With
- figma
- gsap
- html/css
- javascript
- webflow
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