Website Analytics

Throughout this past year of portfolio reviews, I’ve often been surprised by which of my projects resonate most. It isn’t always the most polished or traditionally “professional” work that editors and reviewers respond to. That realization has pushed me to look more closely at how my work is actually being experienced rather than how I assume it will be perceived. To better understand this gap between my personal bias and audience response, I use Framer AI analytics to track which pages of my portfolio receive the most engagement and how long visitors spend on each project. I then reorganize and prioritize content accordingly. This approach helps me treat my portfolio as a living, iterative design project - one that responds to real user behavior rather than just my own preferences.