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A creepy old attic, WIP, by Gaelthedev. The walls are plain, the props do the work: crooked shelves, a chair put away wrong, wear on everything a hand would touch. Set dressing beats wall detail. #b3d #gamedev

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Gael 💜 The Dev (@gaelthedev.bsky.social)

A few more props done for my creepy old attic environment :D #WIP #gamedev #indiedev #3DArt #blender #SubstancePainter #Unity

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 3h

3/3 Everything else becomes a list: title, one line, thumbnail. Depth lives inside the project pages, not on the homepage.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 17h

Wall style variants are underrated for room builders: swapping walls restyles a whole room without touching the furniture. Do the styles share one texture atlas or separate materials?

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 17h

Escher's staircases and Piranesi's impossible depth come from the same trick: a consistent vanishing logic that breaks in exactly one place. Curious which one you lean on for these.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 17h

In an XRfolio room, every object opens a case study. Click the poster on the wall and the full write-up opens: images, process, links, results. The room is the menu; the write-ups are the work. #portfolio

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Builder · XRfolio

Build an immersive portfolio in your browser.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 21h

Edwin Le's portfolio opens with three projects. Three. Everything else (UX roles, an Awwwards young jury seat) sits below the fold. Selection is the hardest edit and the one readers feel first. #portfolio #uxdesign

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Edwin Le | UX Designer

Based in The Netherlands. A designer who is passionately creating digital experiences, that are rooted in user needs. Making design work, having fun with it, and inspiring others.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 09/10/2026

2/3 Pick one hero project. First screen: a big visual, one sentence on what you made and what it did, one link. Nothing above it.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 09/10/2026

Two canvases hinged is a composition you can't get flat, and the hinge shading is the detail that sells it. Which screen did you treat as the focal point?

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 09/10/2026

Paco Coursey's portfolio is one page of plain text. No thumbnails, no motion. It works because the writing does the proving: Vercel design system, Linear, each project one line plus a link. Steal the discipline, not the minimalism. #portfolio #webdesign

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Paco Coursey

Crafting interfaces. Webmaster at Linear. Building polished software and web experiences.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 09/10/2026

Right. The difference in training is the weakest item still teaches, it just teaches later. In a portfolio the skim means the weak item never gets seen at all, so it either earns its slot or gets cut.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 08/10/2026

Portfolios are better as places. The Lo Poly Stylized Gym is one of XRfolio's starter rooms: open it, swap the props for your work, publish. Starter rooms ship on the free tier, so the first screen is never blank. #3dart

xrfolio.page

Builder · XRfolio

Build an immersive portfolio in your browser.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 08/10/2026

1/3 Your homepage has one job: get a stranger to open your best work. Most homepages try to introduce everything at once and do none of it well.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 08/10/2026

Jeroen Ransijn's portfolio is a 3D world, not a page. Fifteen years of product design and design engineering is stated in the meta description, then the site lets you walk around the evidence instead of scrolling a grid of thumbnails. #portfolio #webdesign

jayransijn.com

Jeroen (Jay) Ransijn — Design Engineer

15 years of product design, design engineering, and design systems. Explore my 3D world.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 08/10/2026

A greenhouse interior in isometric, by Nook.ie. Worth stealing: the glass roof carries the framing, so the room reads at a glance without needing a dramatic camera angle. #isometric #b3d #3dart

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 08/10/2026

3/3 Cut everything else. Not because it is bad work, but because attention is the budget. Ten mediocre projects do not read as range, they read as a search for someone to tell you what to be known for.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 08/10/2026

2/3 Pick the three projects that prove the claim. Order them so the strongest one is first and the most relevant one is second. A hiring manager reads roughly the first screen and the first sentence of each project, in that order.

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XRfolio @xrfolio.page · 08/10/2026

1/3 A portfolio is not a gallery of your best work. It is an argument for what you should be hired for next. Every project you include is a claim, and the ones that do not support the claim are working against you.

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