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I create design, development, and things beyond the frame

Hello. My name is Yonggi Jeong, and I created and run versync. I work as both a designer and a developer, but I’m a generalist who enjoys being curious about and experimenting with a wide range of things.

versync may look like a portfolio, but in reality it’s a blog, a link tree, a business card, and a single RSS feed block all at once. However, I didn’t originally intend for it to have such a fluid structure. At first, my goal was to create a conventional portfolio website with a layout optimized for print.

As I continued planning the website, I began to feel strongly that it didn’t truly belong to me. Having lived a somewhat inauthentic life for quite a long time, the most important thing to me now is to avoid anything that feels false or hollow.

So I archived all the previous plans and started over from scratch. I began by asking myself what truly matters to me. I organized the fields I work in and the words that could represent me.

The words I arrived at were queer, fluid, and versatile. Based on these, I refined the naming and developed a simple branding. Once the basic framework was in place, I realized that this website could go beyond being just a portfolio and take on many different roles—much like myself.

That’s why I wanted versync to feel like a mix of many things, yet still come across as approachable and strong.

A website that may feel a bit mixed, but has a clear center.

After about four months of development, versync was completed in this way.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.

If you’d like to talk with me, feel free to reach out through the fast contact form at the bottom of the page!

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It looks like one, but is actually many

Rather than becoming one massive point, I seek the connections between many small ones

  • Fluidity
  • Queerness
  • Versatility
  • Digital Native
I work at the intersection of design and technology
  • Graphic Design

    Beyond graphic design as mere expression, I aim to thoughtfully shape the journey that leads to each outcome. I also explore how graphics used in digital spaces can expand when they meet technology. Rather than simply creating motion graphics, I design graphics that can evolve in response to technology and context.

  • Creative Development

    Moving beyond websites that all look the same, I create ones that stay memorable. I consider how users experience a brand and translate that into a website that truly works. From eye-catching interactions to the design of subtle micro-interactions, I craft every detail with care.

  • Creative Coding

    At times, I move beyond the website—or take its form while producing outcomes that differ from conventional approaches. I see the website as a creative tool and continue to expand its possibilities. From interactive exhibition graphics to standalone works, I believe there are no limits.

Selected works

Beliefs made clearer through work

Currently under exploration
  • Creative
    coding

    Exploring the possibilities of the web is an ongoing process—one that never stops, and is always a new attempt. Technology continues to evolve, and so do the possibilities of the web. Within that, I explore what new things can be created. At the same time, I continue to experiment in various ways to ensure I don’t lose sight of the fundamentals amid this expansion.

  • Digital
    environments

    The digital environment is always a fascinating subject. It encompasses a wide range of contexts, each with its own considerations. Based on accessibility standards, I explore how technology can be delivered appropriately across these diverse environments. I live in a world where the physical and digital are intertwined, and I believe that calls for thoughtful, in-depth consideration.

  • Networked
    collaboration

    Rather than large collectives, I’m more interested in how individuals connect and disperse. I explore what new outcomes can emerge through these connections. I’m drawn to the way people intermingle through diverse encounters, forming more complex and entangled relationships. This is an area I approach not academically, but through lived experiences with people.

Now it’s time to connect