Visual and interaction designer making brand systems and the interfaces they live in, studying at Carnegie Mellon and designing at Feather, previously Kensho.
Bill Guo's portfolio has real personality — a row of postage stamps opens the page, bracketed symbols and ASCII-style dividers add a playful system feel, and a warm cream canvas keeps it friendly. Designers will enjoy how many small decisions add up to a distinct voice.
Animation developers can study the works grid that filters by product, visual and motion, case studies that open in keyboard-dismissible overlays, and tiny microinteractions like a 'Copied!' email confirmation. It's a strong reference for student and early-career designer portfolios.
— landing.love