Hello. I’m Yonggi Jeong(David), the creator and operator of versync. I work as both a designer and developer, but more than anything, I’m a generalist who loves exploring and experimenting across many different fields.
versync may look like a portfolio website, but in reality it’s also a blog, a link hub, a business card, and a single RSS feed block all at once. But I didn’t originally plan for it to have such a fluid structure. At first, my goal was simply to build a conventional portfolio website with a layout optimized for print.
As I continued planning the website, though, I started to feel strongly that it didn’t really belong to me. Having spent a long time living a life that often felt false, one thing became especially important to me: refusing to create something hollow or dishonest.
So I archived the entire original plan and started over from scratch. First, I began by asking myself what truly mattered most to me. I organized the fields I work across, along with the words that best express who I am.
The words I arrived at were queer, fluid, and versatile. Based on those ideas, I refined the naming and developed a simple branding direction. Once the foundation was in place, I realized this website could become something far beyond a simple portfolio site. Much like myself, it could take on many different roles.
That’s why I wanted versync to feel like a website where many things are blended together, yet still approachable and grounded with a strong sense of identity.
A little mixed together, perhaps.
But still centered by something clear.
After about four months of development, versync finally came to life that way.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
If you’d like to talk with me, feel free to leave a message through the Lightning Contact form at the bottom of the page.