Joel Califa

Joel Califa

22 Dec 2014
Brooklyn clean Crisp css animation Illustrations Light Background minimal New York no navigation responsive TypeKit USA

Theme of the day is clean and simple. Joel Califa’s portfolio site out of Brooklyn is exactly that. Love two main things: 1 – The “text-heavy portfolio” are really more than just “I did that” – there’s a ton of detail on HOW he did everything, completely referenced. Always good to see someone’s process – to learn from it, or to hire it. The portfolio posts are written like his blog posts, which probably helped in getting his new-er job at DigitalOcean. 2 – I like Joel’s head hiding on the blog – simple, but kind of funny.

Theme of the day is clean and simple. Joel Califa’s portfolio site out of Brooklyn is exactly that. Love two main things: 1 – The “text-heavy portfolio” are really more than just “I did that” – there’s a ton of detail on HOW he did everything, completely referenced. Always good to see someone’s process – to learn from it, or to hire it. The portfolio posts are written like his blog posts, which probably helped in getting his new-er job at DigitalOcean. 2 – I like Joel’s head hiding on the blog – simple, but kind of funny.

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