Three design directions for wodpachua.labwor.com -- Moses Olara's personal portfolio. Each variant targets a different audience and visual approach.
Dark, technical, code-inspired
A dark-mode terminal aesthetic designed to resonate with engineering leaders and CTOs. Monospace typography, git-log timelines, and command-line project listings create an immersive developer-first experience.
Technical hiring managers, CTOs, engineering teams
Light, editorial, project-focused
A clean, light editorial layout that leads with project outcomes and case studies. Each project is presented with context, approach, and results -- demonstrating impact rather than just listing technologies.
Hiring managers, project leads, corporate recruiters
Asymmetric, distinctive, memorable
A high-impact design with asymmetric color blocks, oversized typography, and bold split layouts. Two-tone sections (dark/blue) create visual drama while numbered project cards with hover reveals add interactivity.
Creative agencies, startups, personal brand visibility
| Aspect | A: Developer Terminal | B: Case Study | C: Bold Brand |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall tone | Technical, hacker-centric | Professional, editorial | Confident, distinctive |
| Color mode | Full dark (midnight) | Full light (surface/white) | Mixed (two-tone splits) |
| Hero approach | Terminal window w/ typed output | Split text + project card | Two-tone split w/ "MO" initials |
| Project display | CLI table listing | Case study cards w/ outcomes | Numbered cards, hover reveals |
| Experience | Git log timeline | Horizontal scroll | Divided list rows |
| Skills | JSON category grid | Grouped prose cards | Mixed-size tag cloud |
| Best for | CTOs, eng managers | Hiring managers, recruiters | Startups, creative leads |