Mara Lindqvist — концепт портфолио фотографа

Most photographer portfolios fall into one of two traps: heavyweight site-builders that bury the work under templated chrome and slow third-party scripts, or bespoke builds that cost more than the shoot. A working photographer wants something that feels like a printed editorial - typography-led, calm, fast - that they can actually own and edit without a framework, a CMS subscription, or a developer on retainer. The brief was a portfolio concept refined to a sellable standard: distinctive art direction, real motion craft, and a codebase so simple a non-developer can swap the images and copy and ship it.

A single-page, long-scroll portfolio built with nothing but Vite, hand-authored HTML/CSS and vanilla JavaScript - no framework, no runtime dependencies. The art direction is editorial and restrained: a Newsreader serif paired with JetBrains Mono labels and a Caveat handwritten accent, a cream canvas with a single terracotta highlight, a fixed scroll-progress bar and an animated film-grain overlay. Motion is bespoke and tasteful - a lerped custom cursor that swells to a "VIEW" disc over imagery, Intersection-Observer scroll reveals (fade-up text, clip-path image wipes), a magnetic email link, a looping discipline ticker, and a live Lisbon clock - all gated behind prefers-reduced-motion and disabled on touch. The structure runs hero (`#top`) → full-bleed lead frame → five captioned photo series (`#work`) → an about chapter with client/recognition lists (`#about`) → a contact close with represented-by and social columns (`#contact`). Fully responsive with fluid clamp typography, accessible, and dependency-free so the buyer can drop in their own photographs and copy and deploy it anywhere.