Riso

Riso is a one-page portfolio website for a graphic designer or art director. It opens with a spinning 'open for work' badge, the designer's name and title, a typed 'I make' line, a scrolling marquee of disciplines and two buttons (Hire me and Download résumé). Below are the about story, skills as level bars, an experience timeline, education, six filterable projects, count-up numbers, six services, a toolbox, awards and certifications, client quotes in a slider, a CV download, an FAQ and a brief form. Projects filter by Identity, Editorial and Packaging. A light and dark theme toggle remembers the choice and follows the system setting on first visit. A short loading bar preloader fades out after the page loads, the nav highlights the section in view, and there is a mobile menu. The form shows inline errors, then a 'drafted' note; nothing is sent until a backend is connected. Sample names, projects and contact details are placeholders the studio replaces; the résumé button points to a PDF that is not included, and the sample photos are remote. The style borrows from risograph print: warm paper, thick ink outlines with hard offset shadows, electric blue, lime and pink blocks, Syne headlines and Space Grotesk body text. It adapts at 1024, 860 and 560 px and reduces motion on request. It suits graphic designers, brand and packaging designers, art directors, illustrators and small studios with a playful, high-contrast identity.