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This one's personal. WiSiHe is my own website — the place where my illustration work and my development skills collide in one space that's entirely mine. I started building it in March 2021 with a simple goal: stop renting space on other platforms and build something that actually feels like me. Three years in, it's still evolving, and honestly, I think it always will be.
Under the hood it's a Next.js and TypeScript setup, styled with Tailwind CSS, animated with Framer Motion, and powered by Sanity as a headless CMS. I've layered in Headless UI for accessible components, Three.js for the moments where flat design just isn't enough, and Vercel handles deployment without me thinking twice about it. The stack is deliberately modern — I use this site as a live testbed for the tools I care about.
There's something uniquely strange about building your own portfolio. You're the client, the designer, the developer, and the critic all at once. Every decision is both a creative choice and a technical one. I've rebuilt sections of this site more times than I can count — not because they were broken, but because I got better. That's the point. You're looking at a project that has no finish line, and I'm completely fine with that.