Build a spatial gallery using overlapping rectangular image planes with restrained perspective tilts, keeping the selected image nearly frontal and clearly separated from the edge-cropped stacks. Pair it with a stable three-part information layout: compact metadata on the left, imagery in the center, and an index on the right with strong active-versus-inactive contrast. Use oversized counters and a contrasting display treatment for the introduction; replace the name, images, metadata, and swatches for the new subject, and raise inactive text contrast where readability matters.
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Huy Phan Vol.2
A designer portfolio with a large coral-red name treatment and a spatial project gallery. Each selected project pairs a central image with compact metadata, a faded project index, color swatches, and an oversized numerical counter.
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Minimal, editorial portfolio design pairing small interface labels with bold project imagery and oversized numerals.
- Color
- Mostly pale gray and white with black text; project images add accents of blue, red, coral, and other colors.
- Type
- Small uppercase sans-serif labels and navigation, with oversized bold numerals and a prominent red serif wordmark.
- Framing
- A narrow header sits above a spacious page. Project images are centered, with small metadata around them and large numerals near the bottom; cropped image strips appear along the top edge.
- Structure
- Repeated project-page layout with vertical branding and navigation at left, project title and details across the page, a central image, and a large numbered section marker.
