Developer portfolio / Shipped work
Getit.Dev

Homepage — an expressive personal identity
A developer portfolio that groups shipped websites and side projects into a browsable record of practice.
Context
The site has to operate as both a personal introduction and an index of web work spanning event pages, startup products, and agency experiences.
The problem
It needed enough character to feel authored while keeping the proof — live projects, repositories, technologies, and contact — easy to reach.
Approach
- Use the personal identity as the visual anchor without placing personal names on The Idiots site.
- Make featured projects the main evidence layer.
- Pair each project with concise context and its implementation stack.
- Offer direct live, source, resume, and contact paths where those links exist on the public project.
Key decisions
- Personality first, proof close behindThe oversized type and monochrome treatment establish a voice, then the page moves quickly into shipped work.
- Two forms of evidenceSelected projects link to both live experiences and public repositories where those links are available.
- One continuous pageWork, capabilities, personal context, and contact form one scroll-led narrative rather than a deep agency sitemap.
What shipped
- A live single-page developer portfolio.
- Featured project presentations with implementation labels.
- Direct links to live work, source, resume, and contact routes.
Evidence boundary
The case study documents the live public portfolio and its linked work; it makes no claims about private client outcomes.

Featured work — live products and source links