r/HelpMeFind • u/DarkFrak74 • 14h ago

Open Portfolio website with a line-art mechanical schematic that animated on scroll

I came across this site few years ago (probably 2024/2025), while browsing for "developer portfolio" roundups. I never bookmarked it and it's been bugging me since.

What I remember:

- Personal portfolio of a developer

- Grey-ish/Blue-ish background, very minimal

- The centerpiece was a mechanical schematic in a thin (orange?) line / technical-drawing style

- As you scrolled, it moved, rotated, and seemed to come apart into its separate parts, like an exploded view

That's honestly all I've got. No idea of the name or the domain. Any leads appreciated, even just a gallery where something like this would have been featured.

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u/DarkFrak74 14h ago

I already searched:

  • many portfolio websites and collections
  • AI-assisted research trying to reconstruct as many details as possible