Design and development / Designer portfolio

Jerome

A personal portfolio built to double as the first storefront for the agency its owner is building around himself.

Role: Visual direction, UI/UX, frontend implementation
Type: Portfolio website
Focus: Spotlight-led identity, a small, confident structure that leaves room to grow
Platform: Frontend website

This is a portfolio for a designer who is also building an agency, so the two identities had to share one page without competing.

A single spotlit hero carries his name and the ZION Designs mark together, and the work section that follows reads as the agency’s early body of work rather than a personal highlight reel.

Jerome selected work section showing ZION Designs project posts — Selected Work

Personal + agency identity
Spotlight-led hero
Designed and built from scratch

Jerome contact footer on mobile — Footer

Identity

One hero, two names, no confusion about which comes first.

The page leads with Jerome the designer — his role, his title — and carries the ZION Designs mark as a badge rather than a second logo lockup. It reads as a personal site making room for what he is building next, not a rebrand mid-flight.

Restraint

A small site, kept confident rather than padded out.

Near-black, a single spotlight, and one work section: the page does not pretend to a scale the studio does not have yet. What it does show — the work itself — is left to carry the page.