Website Designed by
Justin Lerner Justin Lerner

JLern Design

JLern Design Website Design by Justin Lerner
JLern Design is a portfolio website created by Justin Lerner to showcase his work in web development and animation through a modern, personal digital identity. The project focuses on presenting creative expertise in a clear and approachable way, positioning the portfolio as both a professional showcase and an expression of Justin Lerner’s creative perspective.
Website features Justin's biography beside a structured graphical grid.
Portfolio panel displays a biography and an icon grid
Webpage showcases development details and illustrated screens for Handwrytten.
Project slider highlights the Handwrytten website case study
This website uses a colour palette of 4 colours
  • #FFFFFF
  • #FEFC47
  • #FD6A42
  • #8FB6B9
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Team Behind the Design
  • Agency: Justin Lerner
  • Client: JLern Design
  • Category: Website Design — Portfolio
  • Location: Portland, Oregon, United States
  • Project Brief: Design a portfolio website that showcases Justin Lerner’s web development and animation work through minimalist branding and streamlined storytelling.

A portfolio website for a developer and animator has a specific problem to solve: it needs to demonstrate technical range without becoming a technical demonstration. Justin Lerner's JLern site handles that by leading with restraint, letting bold "LER" typography establish a personal identity and stepping back to let the work fill the space around it.

The grid of illustrated and typographic tiles on the homepage does more than organize content. Each cell holds a distinct visual language, hand-drawn icons, serif letterforms, photography, wireframe figures, functioning as a preview of range before a visitor clicks into anything.

Whitespace does the structural work throughout. Sections are clearly delineated without heavy dividers or transitions, and the navigation moves between projects, skills and contact without asking the visitor to reorient at any point.

Motion stays functional rather than decorative, which is the right call for a developer portfolio where the animations themselves are part of the argument. Hover states and micro-interactions add polish without drawing attention away from the projects they're framing.

The lightweight build keeps load times fast enough that performance becomes part of the case for hiring him. A developer whose own site loads slowly has already answered the wrong question.

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