Rauno Freiberg, formerly a design engineer at Vercel, put his manifesto straight into his footer: "Make it fast. Make it beautiful. Make it consistent. Make it carefully. Make it timeless. Make it soulful. Make it." That last line matters most — it shuts the door on the theorists.
The site keeps its word: fully text-based navigation, restrained typography, no ornament. Sections named "Devouring Details", "Craft", "History of Software Design" — titles that announce an obsession, not categories.
What strikes me is that the site is not a container for his work: it is the demonstration of it. Every micro-interaction proves the thesis. A portfolio that doesn't cheat is a rare thing.