Exotica

Exotica is a personal portfolio that turns the designer's name into the layout. The first name sits huge in black at top left, the surname in bright green at bottom right, and project tiles are scattered in the white space between them, each captioned with a bold client name and a discipline in caps, like Tintap Brand Identity or Velior Social Media. A small line in the header shows the city and local time, and a solid black Work With Me button stands out against the plain uppercase links.

Temlis keeps everything in Inter and a tight palette of black, white, and one green, so the projects supply the color. Below the opening, an all-caps statement introduces the work, and the services follow as a stack of enormous uppercase words, Brand Identity, Development, UX/UI Design, Social Media, with the current one in black, the rest faded to light grey, and a small project thumbnail beside it. The About page opens on a large sentence with a key phrase picked out in green, and each project in the demo opens its own case study page.

On a phone, the first name still fills the width, the project tiles overlap in a cascade of cards, and the header keeps the city clock and main links.

We'd pick Exotica for designers, illustrators, and photographers who want a bold, personal homepage with very little copy. The opening only works with a short name split into two words, and long names or studio names will need the hero reworked. With a single accent color and one typeface, the projects need to carry the visual variety.