An earlier version of my personal portfolio that brought web design, front-end development and multilingual presentation into one lightweight static website.
This project captures an earlier phase of my own portfolio: a multi-page static website built to present services, selected work and an evolving positioning around web design, development and SEO.
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The challenge
Building for myself meant turning a broad mix of design, development and marketing experience into a coherent public presence while keeping the experience fast and maintainable.
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The approach
The project used semantic HTML, custom CSS and vanilla JavaScript, with responsive layouts, scroll interactions and multilingual content. It was deliberately built without a front-end framework or build dependency.
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What it shows
More than a final brand statement, this archived version documents an earlier visual language and a hands-on static build — a useful contrast with the current Lucas Kirsten website and the direction my work has taken since.