Submitted by: Henry Brown @Henryz14
Role: Designer & Developer
henry.brown.name
Henry has a fun, simple portfolio site that does a good job of showing off his skills. The infographics are cheeky (27.33% of life completed – ok, that’s a bit morbid, but still fun) and take it just a notch above the typical ‘hi my name is ______ and here are some screenshots’ we so often see from young designers.
Submitted by: Henry Brown @Henryz14
Role: Designer & Developer
henry.brown.name
Henry has a fun, simple portfolio site that does a good job of showing off his skills. The infographics are cheeky (27.33% of life completed – ok, that’s a bit morbid, but still fun) and take it just a notch above the typical ‘hi my name is ______ and here are some screenshots’ we so often see from young designers.
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