Timeline
One screen that does not scroll. A project carousel riding a career timeline, with the work as the subject and everything else compressed around it.
Your work, in a design that suits it.
Write what you have done once. Render it as any of the designs below, switch between them whenever you like, and publish to an address of your own.
Nothing is public until you publish it. Published at you.chameleons.dev.
Write it once. See it in every design.
Fill your work into a plain form — or drop in a résumé and let it fill itself. Pick a design, switch whenever you like, and publish. Your words come with you between every one.
The designs
Plates
A catalogue of work. Each project gets a full frame bleeding to one edge, with its words in the opposite margin, and the sides alternate all the way down.
Dossier
A document, not a gallery. Type, numbers and whitespace do all the work: a wide serif column with dates, employers and tech set as margin sidenotes, and metrics blown up to display size. Built for work that has no screenshot.
Curriculum
A faculty homepage crossed with a typeset CV. A fixed identity column beside a numbered, reverse-chronological record — publications as citation lines, then appointments, education and distinctions. Built for work measured in papers, not screenshots.
Byline
A magazine feature for a career. The bio leads as a display deck under a quiet byline, then every piece of work is stated as one outcome sentence before the paragraph that earns it. One wide editorial column, a real measure, plum accent — built for the person whose work is judgement told as a story, not an item in a list.
Ascent
A first portfolio built to sell trajectory, not track record. It opens with what you want to do next and what you are learning, projects lead with what you learned rather than what you shipped, and skills and education get the room a senior template would never spend on them — so the page reads as ready with three items, not thin. Warm geometric sans, emerald accent.
Folio
A monograph for the person whose work is the image. Every case study is a plate — one image at full width — with its words in a separate zone that never overlaps it. Numbered, full-bleed, asymmetric spreads at display scale, electric violet accent. For art directors, brand designers, illustrators and photographers, whose portfolio is looked at before it is read.