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Portfolio — Erben Driessen

My personal developer portfolio. One portrait split down the middle — frontend (left) and backend (right) — that follows your cursor. Scroll past the banner and it zooms back like a card placed on a desk while my signature draws itself on top.

Hand-built with plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript — no framework, no build step. GSAP + ScrollTrigger + Lenis drive the scroll choreography, an SVG mask animates the signature, and a small Supabase-backed grid lists extra projects.

Project structure

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├── index.html                # homepage: banner, zoom-out + signature, work, about
├── banner.html               # standalone split-portrait banner (also embedded live)
├── powerplant.html           # case study — PowerPlan(t) (mobile app)
├── this-website.html         # case study — this site itself
├── planetpod.html            # case study — PlanetPod fleet monitoring
├── planetpod-dashboard.html  # interactive Grafana-style dashboard (recreation)
├── admin.html                # Supabase login to manage the "more projects" grid
├── case-study-template.html  # template for new case studies
├── css/
│   ├── portfolio.css         # homepage styles + design tokens
│   ├── signature-scroll.css  # pinned zoom-out + signature write-on
│   ├── case-study.css        # shared base for every case-study page (pp-* system)
│   ├── planetpod.css         # planetpod re-skin
│   └── this-website.css      # this-website re-skin
├── js/
│   ├── supabase-client.js    # Supabase client config
│   └── more-projects.js      # live "more projects" grid
├── img/                      # portrait images
└── media/                    # screenshots, video, mockup frames

Stack

HTML · CSS · JavaScript · GSAP / ScrollTrigger · Lenis · SVG · Supabase

Run locally

No build step — just open index.html, or serve the folder so the live previews and Supabase calls work over http://:

python -m http.server 8000
# then open http://localhost:8000

Deploy

Fully static, so it hosts anywhere (GitHub Pages, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages). index.html sits at the repo root, so no extra configuration is needed.

License

MIT © Erben Driessen

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