That's great! I can relate to the struggle of trying (and failing to) perfect everything pre-launch. For what it's worth, I like the carousal idea. I'm sure you'll make something nice :)

This is beautiful, concise and addresses pretty much everything I'd have liked to see on a design portfolio. Great work Ivo! I'm just wondering what your thought process behind keeping your work under a separate navigation item was? I feel that a few links/project cards with thumbnails could be a good thing for the visitors who don't read what you've written.

This looks wonderful Edvin! My only feedback would be to reduce the number of typefaces. If you can make do with the various weights and styles of 2 typefaces, it would make the entire thing more consistent. It might be just me though

Smooth af.

Anytime! :D

Thanks Jonathan!

Nice find. The dark one is :fire-emoji: :fire-emoji:

(In case anyone wanted to tinker with Framers new icon, I recreated it on sketch the other day. Grab it here)

Hey Ed, thanks for checking it out! I'm glad you liked it.

And you've brought up a very common misconception. Dribbble actually has some basic support for emojis in their descriptions and comments. It's just that they need you to manually copy paste them from somewhere else.

All Drippo does is allow you to type it, right inside Dribbble. So, in answer to your question, no, they won't just see the text. They'll see the text with all the emojis you could ask for.