Sarah Oh

Reference it for

• Personality-first portfolio voice: a single conversational sentence with a working emoji as the entire hero.
• Lime-pill tags and nav as a friendly, on-brand alternative to a plain text menu or sober tag chips.
• A loose, scrapbook gallery of vivid 3D renders against near-white, letting saturated work pop without competing chrome.
• Cargo.site's scroll-animation vocabulary (fade / fly / blur / scale / rebound) as a ready inventory of entrance motions.
• One typeface (Diatype) doing everything, with warmth coming from colour and copy, not type variety.

Do not copy

• The "Oh!" flower logotype and the shrimp-enthusiast line are Sarah's identity; borrow the warm register, write the client's own.
• The 3D renders are her actual portfolio work; never reuse the imagery, only the loose-gallery treatment.
• Cargo's 60-strong keyframe library is generous but easy to overuse; pick two or three entrances, not all of them.