Portfolio Websites

Hannah Van Overbeek is the founder of Jelly Wax. Her entrepreneurial journey started early, selling sodas at six years old. By middle school, she launched Hannah Must Haves, selling handmade jewelry and accessories. Homeschooled until high school, she had the flexibility to pursue her business interests. After exploring various paths, she founded Jelly Wax at 18 years old. After experiencing burnout, she paused the business and launched Project Pollywog, a jewelry brand supporting frog conservation. She returned to rebuild Jelly Wax with more sustainable practices. Today, she is passionate about providing quality waxing products while challenging societal beauty standards. Through her TikTok content, she shares perspectives on body hair, self-acceptance, and entrepreneurship.

Mike Dawson is associated with Dreamers2Makers and has a portfolio. He is also connected to a project called "The Charmer" featuring Damon K. Clark.

Devtools · Automation · Agent Systems: Developer tools, automation, and agent systems that stay useful after the first launch.

Kunal Dewalwar is an Enterprise Operations & Transformation Leader focused on building systems that make organisations easier to lead, run, scale and improve. His work spans operating models, governance, PMO, process improvement, digital transformation, AI-enabled operations, and creative operations. With 13+ years of experience across design, technology and business operations, he brings together people, process, technology and business performance to build scalable, high-performing organisations.

Neer Bappoo’s website is a terminal-inspired, dark-mode portfolio designed for a Senior Web Developer & Project Manager based in Mauritius (GMT+4).

Salim Din's site is an example of a clean portfolio site with quirky interactions.

This is my personal portfolio website, but you can explore of my world too:) Enjoy!

This is my online technical portfolio site.

Richard Li is involved in Data Science at UCLA. He also has a portfolio available for viewing and shares jokes.

Yung Higue views their website as a cross between a portfolio, a playground, and a prayer. They are currently working on designing their "About" page and figuring out who they are. They enjoy listening to podcasts, particularly horror, sci-fi, and comedy audiodramas, as well as non-fiction and media-related podcasts when working. They also enjoy playing short indie games and games they physically own, including on their Gameboy Advance, DS, and NES emulator.