Miguel · design archive

The design archive collects portfolio directions with different approaches to typography, composition, navigation, and motion. Browsing a complete rendered theme makes those choices easier to judge than a screenshot: visitors can see how a direction handles information density, reading rhythm, and transitions between sections.

Each direction remains a navigable website experience with its own presentation. The gallery provides a common entry point so a visitor can open a design, explore its pages, and return to compare another. The collection preserves the evolution of the portfolio without replacing the current production identity.

Theme applications load only after a visitor opens the archive. The main portfolio shows a lightweight preview and project description. This allows a substantial collection of design experiments to remain available without including every theme’s code and imagery in an ordinary homepage visit.

The archive presents cleared rendered designs and assets. It does not distribute theme source, private downloads, or licensed template packages. Some directions build on licensed references, so the collection is described as design exploration and adaptation rather than a wholly original, redistributable component library.

The maintained edition preserves its routes independently from the original source backup. All 33 hosted theme pages were inspected at phone and desktop widths for geometry, loaded images, and expected content. The demonstrations identify their archive status and remain outside search indexing; this portfolio story supplies the public context.