A suspiciously criminal portfolio website
This seems like a really well made experience, however perhaps a little bit less so as a usable source of information: both my desktop and laptop have trouble showing it with a smooth framerate, which makes even navigation difficult (on Firefox, if that's relevant), especially on mobile where the site feels like it's running 2-3x slower than it should. That said, watering it down and simplifying it would probably detract from the experience.<p>I wonder what the intersection would look like between awesome and memorable sites that are good for exploration and showcasing one's creativity, like this <a href="https://bruno-simon.com/" rel="nofollow">https://bruno-simon.com/</a> and boring and forgettable sites that are good for getting information out of in a familiar UX, like this <a href="https://stallman.org/" rel="nofollow">https://stallman.org/</a><p>Maybe a toggle between "wow me but melt my CPU" and "bore me, but let me copy some paragraphs and bullet points for my notes about you", much like how we can have toggles for color schemes? Otherwise I have this silly image of an HR person engaging with this interactive experience when all they want to accomplish is fill out a few fields about you in the HR system hah. Of course, a PDF resume should cover most of those details, so it's not like there's anything wrong with being a bit fun on the web, either!