PERSONAL SITE — DESIGN PROTOTYPES
Phillip Young.
Sixteen takes on the same site — one shared data layer, sixteen skins. Click through, see what feels right, mix and match.
The Album
→Editorial · nostalgic · film grain
The childhood photo as an album cover. Sections are tracks; case studies read like liner notes.
Phillip OS
→Win95 desktop · playful · interactive
A retro desktop. Double-click Resume.txt, drag windows around, check the taskbar clock.
The Archive
→Fashion catalog · minimal · typographic
Portfolio as a storefront archive: projects are listings, skills are tags, everything is inventory.
The Terminal
→Brutalist · dark · keyboard-first
A phosphor-green boot sequence into a command-line portfolio. Type `help`.
The Garden
→Digital garden · warm · bookish
A cozy, readable personal archive — notes, now, and hobby shelves that grow over time.
The Classic
→Swiss · recruiter-safe · quietly confident
A clean single-page resume site: fixed identity column, scannable experience, zero gimmicks.
The Arcade
→8-bit · NES cartridge · pixel type
Press START. A pixel-bordered, sprite-flavored take with HP bars for skills.
The Hearth
→Cozycore · lamplight · rainy window
A late night at home: string lights, a steaming mug, jobs shelved like books, skills in pantry jars.
The Sprawl
→Neon noir · Neuromancer · chrome
A netrunner's dossier: HUD panels, data rain, glitch type, katakana. Jack in.
The Broadcast
→CRT television · channel surfing · 1997
The whole site plays on an old TV — spin the dial, keys 1–8 change channels, static included.
The Orbit
→Three.js · deep space · satellites
Projects as satellites in a live 3D scene — starfield, orbit rings, and mission logs in glass panels.
The Studio
→Anime.js · kinetic type · dopamine
Big type that moves: staggered letters, a self-drawing bike, marquee bands, elastic everything.
The Machine
→CRT boot · Phillip OS 97 · cracked glass
BIOS checks, the flag waves, Phillip OS 97 loads. Something keeps sparking in the tube's top-right corner.
The Machine II
→Painted room · Compy 386 · Phillip XP
The cozy desk painting comes alive: an 8-bit cartridge loads Phillip XP inside the painted Compy 386. The chip in the glass goes deeper than the tube.
The Machine III
→Painted room · omelette du fromage · deck mirror
Compy B, painted: a gyoza fairy hides in the books, Pochita blinks, the password is on a sticky note — and striking the chipped glass swaps the whole room for its cyberdeck mirror.
The Machine IV
→4K remaster · winamp · reality rip
The room remastered at 4K: Pochita and a faceless gyoza fairy peek out from under the monitor, Winamp plays generated lofi inside Phillip XP — and striking the glass powers the tube down and rips reality open onto the deck.