The brief was a single, self-contained site that could carry a personal brand: a clear introduction, a portfolio of work, and a way to get in touch, all under one address instead of scattered across social bios and link-in-bio tools.
We built the layout around fast page loads and clean typography, so the work on display is never competing with the site for attention. The result reads as considered rather than templated, and it's a page Kristina fully owns.
That ownership matters beyond looks: a personal site under a personal domain keeps the SEO value of every mention and link pointed at something Kristina controls, instead of splitting it across third-party profiles that can change their rules, their layout or their existence at any point.
It's also a page that ages well — the structure holds up as new work gets added, so growing the portfolio later is a content update rather than a redesign.
- One address instead of a link-in-bio page
- Layout built to keep the portfolio, not the chrome, in focus
- Fast-loading pages on both desktop and mobile