30 Claude Prompts That Build Portfolios
Describe your work and Claude returns a complete portfolio site as a self-contained HTML artifact you can preview and ship. Prompts for developer, designer, photographer, writer, freelancer, and agency portfolios, plus resume-sites and link-in-bio pages.
In short: This page contains 30 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 6 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 15 prompts are free instantly โ no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.
Developer & Tech Portfolios
5 promptsSoftware Developer Portfolio
1/30You are a senior front-end developer and personal-brand designer. <context> I need a complete developer portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS and anchor-based navigation, returned as a previewable artifact. It should look like a real engineer made it, not a template. </context> <inputs> - Name and role: [E.G. JANE DOE, FULL-STACK ENGINEER] - Stack and strengths: [LANGUAGES, FRAMEWORKS, SPECIALTY] - Projects to feature: [3-5 PROJECTS WITH ONE-LINE RESULT AND TECH USED] - Links: [GITHUB, LINKEDIN, EMAIL] - Vibe: [E.G. CLEAN DARK, MINIMAL LIGHT, PLAYFUL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with sticky nav linking: a hero with name, role, a sharp one-line value statement, and primary plus secondary CTAs; an about section in two short paragraphs; a skills grid grouped by category; a featured-projects section with project cards showing title, problem-solved, tech badges, and links; a short experience timeline; and a contact footer with email and social links. Write real, specific placeholder copy and realistic project captions. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; no dependencies except Google Fonts. - Semantic HTML, accessible contrast and focus states, mobile-first. - Use labeled color blocks or CSS gradients as project-image placeholders; no lorem ipsum. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then list the design tokens (type scale, colors, spacing) and where to drop real screenshots. </format>
Builds a complete software developer portfolio with projects, skills, and contact as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Give Claude one real project with a metric (cut load time 40%) and tell it to lead the hero or first card with that proof.
Frontend / UI Engineer Portfolio
2/30You are an art-directed front-end engineer who builds portfolios that double as a craft demo. <context> I need a front-end engineer portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact. The interactions themselves should prove I can build polished UI. </context> <inputs> - Name and focus: [E.G. ALEX KIM, FRONTEND + DESIGN SYSTEMS] - Signature work: [3-4 PROJECTS WITH WHAT YOU BUILT] - Tools and frameworks: [REACT, CSS, ANIMATION LIBS, ETC] - Aesthetic: [E.G. SWISS GRID, NEO-BRUTALIST, SOFT MINIMAL] - Links: [GITHUB, DRIBBBLE, EMAIL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero with a tasteful CSS-only entrance animation, an about blurb, a work grid with cards that have smooth CSS hover reveals, a small live demo flourish (a working toggle, tabs, or accordion built with the details element or a tiny script), a tools strip, and a contact footer. Make the polish visible without overdoing it. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts allowed; keep any JS tiny and inline. - CSS-driven animations only for the main effects; reduced-motion respected via prefers-reduced-motion. - Accessible focus states and keyboard support on interactive elements. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain each interaction you added and which one to make the centerpiece. </format>
Produces a front-end engineer portfolio whose own interactions demo UI craft as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Name the one interaction you want to be the showpiece so Claude spends its effort there instead of spreading polish thin.
Data Scientist / ML Portfolio
3/30You are a data-science career coach and web designer who builds analyst and ML portfolios. <context> I need a data scientist portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact. It should communicate impact, not just notebooks. </context> <inputs> - Name and focus: [E.G. PRIYA RAO, ML ENGINEER / NLP] - Tools: [PYTHON, SQL, PYTORCH, ETC] - Projects: [3-5 WITH THE PROBLEM, METHOD, AND RESULT/METRIC] - Domain expertise: [E.G. FINTECH, HEALTHCARE] - Links: [GITHUB, KAGGLE, LINKEDIN] </inputs> <task> Build the site with sticky nav linking: a hero with name, focus, and a results-led tagline; an about section; a skills section split into languages, ML, and data-eng; a case-study-style projects section where each card states the business problem, the approach, and a quantified outcome; a publications or talks list (optional); and a contact footer. Write specific, metric-driven copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Every project must show an outcome metric, not just a tech list; semantic, accessible markup. - Use simple CSS bar or stat blocks to visualize one or two key results. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how you framed projects as business outcomes and where to add charts. </format>
Builds an impact-focused data scientist portfolio framing projects as quantified outcomes as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Hand Claude one project with a hard number (reduced churn 12%) and let it set the template; the rest will follow problem-method-result.
Open-Source Maintainer Portfolio
4/30You are a developer-relations specialist who builds portfolios for open-source maintainers. <context> I maintain open-source projects and need a portfolio that centers my repos and community impact, built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact. </context> <inputs> - Name and handle: [E.G. SAM LEE, @SAMLEE] - Flagship projects: [2-4 REPOS WITH WHAT THEY DO, STARS, USERS] - Contribution areas: [LANGUAGES, ECOSYSTEMS] - Talks or writing: [OPTIONAL] - Links: [GITHUB, SPONSORS, MASTODON/X] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero with name, the maintainer identity, and a sponsor or follow CTA; a flagship-projects section with repo cards showing description, star/usage placeholders, language, and links; a contributions section; an optional talks/writing list; a 'support my work' band linking to sponsorship; and a footer. Write authentic, community-minded copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Repo cards must look like real package cards with a stat row; accessible markup. - Keep tone humble and credible; no hype words. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to keep the repo stats updatable and where a sponsorship CTA performs best. </format>
Creates an open-source maintainer portfolio centered on repos and community impact as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Tell Claude your single most-used project and ask it to give that repo card a larger, hero-level treatment above the rest.
Indie Hacker / Maker Portfolio
5/30You are a product-minded designer who builds 'maker' portfolios for indie hackers. <context> I ship side projects and small products. I need a maker portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that frames me as someone who ships. </context> <inputs> - Name and tagline: [E.G. JO RIVERA, BUILDS TINY SAAS] - Products shipped: [3-6 WITH NAME, ONE-LINER, STATUS, AND ANY REVENUE/USERS] - Story: [WHY YOU BUILD] - Links: [X, PRODUCT HUNT, EMAIL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero with a confident maker tagline and a 'currently building' status line; a 'things I have shipped' grid of product cards each with name, one-liner, status badge (live/archived/beta), and a metric if available; a short story section; a 'what I am working on now' note; and a contact footer. Write energetic, honest builder copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Status badges visually distinct; cards consistent and scannable; accessible markup. - Honest, specific copy; no inflated claims. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then suggest how to order the products (by recency vs. by traction) for the strongest first impression. </format>
Builds an indie hacker maker portfolio that frames you as a shipper with a product grid as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Add a 'now' line with your current project; it signals momentum and gives Claude a natural hook for the hero.
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Designer & Creative Portfolios
5 promptsProduct / UX Designer Portfolio
6/30You are a senior UX designer and portfolio mentor who reviews design portfolios for hire. <context> I need a UX/product designer portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact. Hiring managers should grasp my process and impact fast. </context> <inputs> - Name and specialty: [E.G. MAYA SOLIS, PRODUCT DESIGNER / B2B SAAS] - Case studies: [2-4 WITH PROJECT, ROLE, PROBLEM, AND OUTCOME] - Skills: [RESEARCH, PROTOTYPING, DESIGN SYSTEMS, ETC] - Aesthetic: [E.G. EDITORIAL, MINIMAL, COLORFUL] - Links: [LINKEDIN, EMAIL, RESUME] </inputs> <task> Build the site with sticky nav: a hero with name, specialty, and a one-line philosophy; an about section; a featured case-study section where each card shows the project, your role, the problem, and the measurable outcome, with a 'view case study' link; a skills/process strip; a brief testimonial; and a contact footer. Write specific, outcome-led copy and credible case-study captions. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Case-study cards must read problem to outcome, not just pretty pictures; accessible markup. - Use labeled color blocks as cover-image placeholders; strong typographic hierarchy. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how you structured each case-study card and which project to feature first. </format>
Builds a UX/product designer portfolio centered on process and outcomes as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Lead with your strongest case study and give Claude its before/after metric so the card sells the result, not just the screens.
Graphic Designer Portfolio
7/30You are an art director who builds visually striking graphic-design portfolios. <context> I need a graphic designer portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact. The layout itself should demonstrate strong design sense. </context> <inputs> - Name and discipline: [E.G. NOAH PARK, BRAND + EDITORIAL DESIGN] - Work to show: [6-10 PIECES WITH TITLE, CLIENT, AND CATEGORY] - Categories: [E.G. BRANDING, PACKAGING, POSTERS, TYPE] - Aesthetic direction and colors: [DESCRIBE] - Links: [INSTAGRAM, BEHANCE, EMAIL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: an expressive hero with a statement headline, a masonry-feel work grid of project tiles with hover captions showing title and client, a category filter look (visual only), a short about/bio, a client or recognition strip, and a contact footer. Use bold type and confident spacing. Write concise, professional captions. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts allowed. - Use solid color blocks or CSS gradients labeled with each piece's title as image placeholders; CSS-only hover effects. - Accessible contrast and focus states; coherent design system. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then describe the grid and type system so I can swap in real artwork without breaking the layout. </format>
Builds a visually striking graphic designer portfolio with a work grid and hover captions as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Tell Claude the exact aspect ratio of your real images so the grid placeholders match and nothing reflows when you drop them in.
Illustrator / Concept Artist Portfolio
8/30You are a creative-portfolio designer who specializes in illustration and concept-art sites. <context> I need an illustrator portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that puts the artwork front and center. </context> <inputs> - Name and style: [E.G. LENA FROST, WHIMSICAL CHARACTER ART] - Galleries: [CATEGORIES LIKE PERSONAL, COMMISSIONS, CONCEPT, EACH WITH A FEW PIECE TITLES] - Services: [COMMISSIONS OPEN/CLOSED, RATES NOTE] - Vibe and palette: [DESCRIBE] - Links: [INSTAGRAM, ARTSTATION, EMAIL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero featuring an oversized signature-piece placeholder and the artist name and style; a gallery section with category tabs or sections, each a clean grid of artwork tiles with title-on-hover; a short artist statement; a commissions section noting availability and how to inquire; and a contact footer. Let the imagery dominate and keep chrome minimal. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Artwork tiles are labeled color blocks or gradients standing in for images; generous whitespace; CSS-only hover. - Accessible markup; the commissions status must be obvious. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain the gallery structure and how to add a lightbox later without a heavy library. </format>
Builds an artwork-forward illustrator or concept-artist portfolio with galleries and a commissions note as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Set your commissions status (open/closed) clearly in the inputs; it changes whether the page pushes inquiries or just showcases.
Motion / 3D Designer Portfolio
9/30You are a motion-design portfolio specialist who builds reels-first sites. <context> I need a motion/3D designer portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact. It should feel cinematic and built around showreels. </context> <inputs> - Name and specialty: [E.G. RIO TANAKA, MOTION + 3D FOR ADS] - Reel and projects: [SHOWREEL PLUS 3-5 PROJECTS WITH CLIENT AND ROLE] - Software: [AFTER EFFECTS, BLENDER, C4D, ETC] - Aesthetic: [E.G. DARK CINEMATIC, NEON, CLEAN] - Links: [VIMEO, INSTAGRAM, EMAIL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a dark hero with a large showreel video placeholder (16:9 framed block with a play affordance) and the designer name/specialty; a selected-work grid of video-thumbnail cards with client and role on hover; a software/skills strip; a short bio; a clients strip; and a contact footer. Write tight, professional copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts allowed. - Video placeholders are framed 16:9 blocks with captions and an accessible play label, ready to swap for embeds; CSS-only hover. - Dark, cinematic design system with accessible contrast. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain where to embed real Vimeo/YouTube players and how the thumbnail grid scales. </format>
Builds a cinematic, reel-first motion or 3D designer portfolio with framed video placeholders as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Put your single best client name in the hero subline; for motion work, one recognizable logo beats a long project list.
Architect / Industrial Designer Portfolio
10/30You are a portfolio designer for architecture and industrial-design professionals. <context> I need an architecture or industrial-design portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, with a refined, editorial feel. </context> <inputs> - Name and discipline: [E.G. CLARA WOLF, ARCHITECT / SPATIAL DESIGN] - Projects: [4-6 WITH NAME, TYPE, YEAR, LOCATION, AND A ONE-LINE CONCEPT] - Approach/philosophy: [SHORT STATEMENT] - Aesthetic: [E.G. MINIMAL, MONOCHROME, WARM] - Links: [LINKEDIN, EMAIL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a quiet, typographic hero with name and discipline; a project index where each entry shows name, type, year, location, and concept with a large cover placeholder; an alternating image-and-text project layout; a philosophy/about section; a selected-clients or awards line; and a contact footer. Write restrained, precise copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Large labeled image placeholders with captions; generous margins; refined type scale. - Accessible contrast and semantic structure; no decorative clutter. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then summarize the type and grid system so I can keep new projects consistent. </format>
Builds a refined, editorial architecture or industrial-design portfolio with a project index as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Give Claude the project metadata (type, year, location) for each piece; that index format reads as more professional than thumbnails alone.
Photo, Writing & Personal Brand
5 promptsPhotographer Portfolio
11/30You are a portfolio designer who builds image-first photography sites. <context> I need a photographer portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, where the photos carry the page. </context> <inputs> - Name and genre: [E.G. ELLA MOORE, WEDDING + PORTRAIT] - Galleries: [CATEGORIES SUCH AS WEDDINGS, PORTRAITS, TRAVEL, EACH WITH A FEW SHOT TITLES] - Services and pricing note: [WHAT YOU OFFER, STARTING PRICE] - Mood and palette: [DESCRIBE] - Links: [INSTAGRAM, EMAIL, BOOKING] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a full-bleed hero image placeholder with the photographer name and genre overlaid; a gallery section organized by category with clean grids of photo tiles (title and location on hover); a short about/bio; a services-and-pricing teaser; a testimonial; and a 'book a session' contact footer. Keep UI minimal so imagery dominates. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Photo tiles are labeled color blocks or gradients as placeholders; generous whitespace; CSS-only hover overlays. - Accessible alt-text placeholders and contrast on overlaid text. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain the gallery grid, how overlays handle long titles, and where to add a contact form. </format>
Builds an image-first photographer portfolio with category galleries and a booking CTA as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Tell Claude your image orientation mix (mostly portrait vs. landscape) so the grid placeholders mirror your real shots.
Writer / Journalist Portfolio
12/30You are an editor-turned-web-designer who builds clean writing portfolios. <context> I need a writer/journalist portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, optimized for readability and credibility. </context> <inputs> - Name and beat: [E.G. DEV PATEL, TECH + CULTURE REPORTER] - Clips: [5-8 PIECES WITH HEADLINE, PUBLICATION, AND ONE-LINE SUMMARY] - Beats/topics: [WHAT YOU COVER] - Bio: [SHORT PROFESSIONAL BIO] - Links: [TWITTER, LINKEDIN, EMAIL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a typographic hero with name, beat, and a one-line positioning; an about/bio section; a 'selected work' clips list where each item shows headline, publication, date, and a short summary with a 'read' link; a topics/beats strip; an optional 'available for' note (freelance, features, etc.); and a contact footer. Write a clean, editorial copy voice. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Clips list must be highly readable and scannable, publication names emphasized; accessible markup. - Editorial, restrained design; comfortable line length and reading rhythm. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how you ordered the clips and where to add a 'pitch me' contact form. </format>
Builds a readable, credibility-focused writer or journalist clips portfolio as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: List your best-known publication first; for journalists, the masthead does as much selling as the headline.
Personal Landing / Link-in-Bio Page
13/30You are a personal-brand designer who builds tasteful link-in-bio pages. <context> I need a personal landing / link-in-bio page built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that beats the generic link-tree look. </context> <inputs> - Name and tagline: [E.G. SAM REED, CREATOR + PODCASTER] - Links to feature: [4-8 DESTINATIONS WITH LABEL, E.G. NEWSLETTER, PODCAST, SHOP, BOOKING] - Highlight: [ONE THING TO PUSH HARDEST] - Avatar/brand: [PHOTO PLACEHOLDER, COLORS, VIBE] - Socials: [PLATFORMS AND HANDLES] </inputs> <task> Build a centered single-column page with: an avatar placeholder, name, tagline, and a one-line bio; a vertical stack of large tappable link buttons with icons and labels; one featured/highlighted link styled distinctly at the top; a small social-icon row; and a subtle footer. Make it feel branded and intentional, with big tap targets. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts allowed; inline SVG icons (no icon library). - Mobile-first, very large tap targets, accessible focus states and labels. - One clear visual hierarchy; the highlighted link must stand out. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain the visual hierarchy and which single link to feature for the most clicks. </format>
Builds a branded, tasteful link-in-bio landing page with a featured link and tappable buttons as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Pick one link to make the 'highlight'; a single emphasized destination converts far better than eight equal buttons.
Resume / CV Website
14/30You are a career strategist and web designer who turns resumes into clean personal sites. <context> I need a resume website built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that looks great on screen and prints cleanly to PDF. </context> <inputs> - Name and target role: [E.G. AMARA OKO, SENIOR PRODUCT MANAGER] - Summary: [2-3 SENTENCE PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY] - Experience: [3-5 ROLES WITH TITLE, COMPANY, DATES, AND 2-3 ACHIEVEMENTS EACH] - Skills, education, certifications: [LISTS] - Links: [LINKEDIN, EMAIL, PORTFOLIO] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a header with name, target role, and contact links; a summary section; an experience section with each role showing title, company, dates, and achievement bullets (lead with verbs and numbers); a skills grid; an education and certifications block; and a download/print affordance. Keep it scannable and ATS-friendly in structure. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Include a print stylesheet so it exports to a clean one or two-page PDF; semantic, accessible markup. - Achievement bullets must be specific and quantified; no vague 'responsible for'. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain the print/PDF handling and how to tailor the summary per application. </format>
Builds a clean, print-friendly resume/CV website with quantified achievements as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Ask Claude to rewrite your bullets to start with an action verb and include a number; it sharpens weak resume lines automatically.
Speaker / Coach Personal Site
15/30You are a personal-brand strategist who builds authority sites for speakers and coaches. <context> I need a speaker/coach personal site built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that builds authority and drives bookings. </context> <inputs> - Name and positioning: [E.G. JORDAN HALE, LEADERSHIP SPEAKER + EXECUTIVE COACH] - Topics/talks: [SIGNATURE TALK TITLES OR COACHING OFFERS] - Credibility: [STAGES, CLIENTS, BOOKS, MEDIA] - Primary action: [BOOK A TALK / FREE CONSULT] - Vibe: [E.G. WARM AUTHORITY, BOLD, CALM] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero with name, positioning, a credibility line, and a primary booking CTA; an 'as seen on' or stages strip; a signature talks/offers section with cards; an about-and-story section; a testimonials block with attribution; a media/press or speaker-kit note; and a final book-me CTA footer. Write confident, credible copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Booking CTA repeated at hero and footer; testimonials need real-feeling attribution; accessible markup. - Authoritative but not arrogant; specific proof over adjectives. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain the authority signals you led with and where to link a speaker kit or calendar. </format>
Builds an authority-driven speaker or coach personal site with talks, proof, and booking CTAs as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Give Claude one marquee stage or client name and tell it to put that proof above the fold; authority sells the booking.
Freelancer & Agency Sites
5 promptsFreelancer One-Pager
16/30You are a freelance-business coach and web designer who builds one-page sites that win clients. <context> I need a freelancer one-pager built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that turns visitors into inquiries. </context> <inputs> - Name and service: [E.G. KAI NOVA, FREELANCE COPYWRITER] - Who I help and with what: [NICHE AND OUTCOME] - Services/packages: [2-4 OFFERS WITH WHAT IS INCLUDED] - Proof: [CLIENTS, RESULTS, TESTIMONIALS] - Primary action: [BOOK A CALL / REQUEST A QUOTE] </inputs> <task> Build a focused one-pager with: a hero stating who you help and the outcome, plus a primary CTA; a 'services/packages' section with clear offers; a 'how working together works' three-step process; a results or client-logo proof strip; one or two testimonials; a short about; and a contact band with the primary action. Write specific, client-attracting copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - The page sells outcomes, not tasks; one dominant CTA repeated at hero and bottom; accessible markup. - No vague 'passionate professional' filler; concrete benefits only. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how you framed the offer and which package to position as the anchor. </format>
Builds a client-winning freelancer one-pager with packages, process, and proof as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Name the exact outcome you deliver (more leads, faster shipping) in the hero; freelancers who sell results out-convert ones who list skills.
Creative / Digital Agency Site
17/30You are an art director and front-end developer building a confident agency website. <context> I need a creative/digital agency site built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS and anchor-based nav, returned as a previewable artifact. It should feel expressive, not template-generic. </context> <inputs> - Agency name and positioning: [E.G. NORTHLIGHT, A BRAND + WEB STUDIO FOR CHALLENGERS] - Services: [E.G. BRANDING, WEB, MOTION, STRATEGY] - Signature projects: [3-6 WITH CLIENT, WHAT YOU DID, AND A RESULT] - Aesthetic and colors: [DESCRIBE] - Primary action: [START A PROJECT / BOOK A CALL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with sticky nav linking: a high-impact hero with a statement headline and CTA; a services grid; a work showcase of project cards with client, scope, and result; a process or capabilities section; a clients/awards strip; a short team or founder blurb; and a bold 'start a project' contact footer. Write punchy agency copy and realistic project captions. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts allowed; CSS-only hover and reveal effects. - Labeled color blocks or gradients as project imagery; expressive but coherent design system. - Accessible contrast and focus states; semantic HTML. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain the visual concept and the type, color, and grid system so I can extend it. </format>
Builds a bold creative or digital agency site with services, work showcase, and a project CTA as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Tell Claude the one feeling the brand should evoke (precise, playful, premium) so the whole layout commits to a single direction.
Boutique Studio Portfolio
18/30You are a brand designer who builds intimate, high-craft studio sites for small teams. <context> I need a boutique studio portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that signals premium, hands-on work. </context> <inputs> - Studio name and craft: [E.G. PAPERMOON, A TWO-PERSON BRANDING STUDIO] - Philosophy: [WHAT MAKES YOU DIFFERENT] - Selected work: [3-5 PROJECTS WITH CLIENT AND CONCEPT] - Who you work with: [IDEAL CLIENT] - Aesthetic: [DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a quiet, characterful hero with the studio name and a one-line philosophy; a selected-work section with large, editorial project entries (client, concept, your role); a 'how we work' or values section; a 'who we work with' note; a short founders blurb; and an inquiry-focused contact footer. Write warm, considered copy that signals craft over scale. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Editorial layout with big imagery placeholders and generous whitespace; accessible markup. - Premium, restrained tone; no agency buzzwords. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how the editorial spacing creates a premium feel and how to add new project entries. </format>
Builds an intimate, high-craft boutique studio portfolio with editorial project entries as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Lean into scarcity: tell Claude you take on few clients, and it will write copy that frames selectivity as a premium signal.
Consultant / Advisory Site
19/30You are a B2B brand strategist who builds credibility-first consultant sites. <context> I need a consultant/advisory website built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that earns trust and books discovery calls. </context> <inputs> - Name and practice: [E.G. R. OKAFOR, GO-TO-MARKET ADVISORY FOR SAAS] - Who you help and the outcome: [TARGET CLIENT AND RESULT] - Services/engagements: [2-4 OFFERS WITH SCOPE] - Credibility: [EXPERIENCE, CLIENTS, RESULTS, CREDENTIALS] - Primary action: [BOOK A DISCOVERY CALL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero with name, practice, the client outcome, and a book-a-call CTA; a credibility/clients strip; a services or engagement-models section; a 'how I work' process; a results or case-snapshot block; a short bio with credentials; testimonials; and a final book-a-call footer. Write authoritative, specific B2B copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Lead with outcomes and proof; book-a-call CTA repeated; accessible, semantic markup. - Professional and concrete; no generic 'trusted advisor' filler. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain your credibility ordering and where to embed a scheduling link. </format>
Builds a credibility-first consultant or advisory site with engagement models and a discovery-call CTA as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Give Claude one named result with a number (added $2M pipeline) and let it anchor the hero; outcomes book calls, titles don't.
Small-Team SaaS Portfolio / Product Studio
20/30You are a product-marketing designer who builds portfolios for product studios that ship their own apps. <context> I need a product-studio portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS and anchor-based nav, returned as a previewable artifact, that showcases the apps we have launched. </context> <inputs> - Studio name and focus: [E.G. ATLAS LABS, A STUDIO BUILDING PRODUCTIVITY APPS] - Products: [3-6 APPS WITH NAME, ONE-LINER, STATUS, AND TRACTION IF ANY] - Story/mission: [WHY THE STUDIO EXISTS] - Team: [SIZE AND ROLES] - Primary action: [TRY A PRODUCT / WORK WITH US] </inputs> <task> Build the site with sticky nav: a hero with the studio name, focus, and CTA; a 'our products' grid of app cards with name, one-liner, status badge, traction, and a link; a mission/story section; a small team strip; a 'work with us' or hiring note; and a contact footer. Write crisp, builder-credible copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - App cards consistent with clear status badges and a link affordance; accessible markup. - Specific, honest copy about each product; no inflated claims. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to order products by traction vs. recency and where to add app screenshots. </format>
Builds a product-studio portfolio showcasing shipped apps with status and traction as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Put your most successful product first with its real traction; one app with users sells the studio better than five betas.
Case-Study & Showcase Formats
5 promptsDeep-Dive Case Study Page
21/30You are a UX writer and designer who builds long-form case-study pages for portfolios. <context> I need a single deep-dive case-study page built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that walks through one project end to end. </context> <inputs> - Project and your role: [PROJECT NAME, YOUR ROLE] - The challenge: [THE PROBLEM AND CONTEXT] - Process: [RESEARCH, IDEATION, DESIGN/BUILD STEPS] - Outcome: [RESULTS WITH METRICS] - Visuals to reference: [SCREENS, DIAGRAMS, BEFORE/AFTER] </inputs> <task> Build the page with: a hero stating the project, your role, timeline, and the headline result; an overview/challenge section; a 'my role and process' section broken into clear phases with image placeholders; a key-decisions block; a results section with quantified outcomes shown in stat blocks; a reflection/learnings note; and a 'see more work' CTA. Write a clear narrative, not a feature list. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Strong reading rhythm, captioned image placeholders, and stat blocks for metrics; accessible markup. - Story-driven copy: problem, approach, outcome; no vague claims. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain the narrative arc and where the strongest visual should anchor the page. </format>
Builds a long-form, end-to-end case-study page with process phases and quantified results as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Lead the hero with the single best metric; a case study that opens on the outcome keeps readers through the process.
Before / After Transformation Showcase
22/30You are a results-focused designer who builds before-and-after showcase pages. <context> I need a before/after transformation showcase built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that makes the improvement undeniable. </context> <inputs> - What was transformed: [E.G. A WEBSITE REDESIGN, A REBRAND, A FUNNEL] - The 'before' state: [PROBLEMS AND PAIN] - What you did: [THE INTERVENTION] - The 'after' results: [METRICS AND IMPROVEMENTS] - Client/context: [WHO IT WAS FOR] </inputs> <task> Build the page with: a hero naming the transformation and the headline improvement; a side-by-side or stacked before/after comparison section with labeled placeholders; a 'what was wrong' problem block; a 'what we changed' approach block; a results section with stat blocks and percentage gains; a short testimonial; and a 'get this result' CTA. Write punchy, contrast-driven copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - The before/after comparison is the centerpiece, clearly labeled; accessible markup. - Quantified gains; no exaggeration beyond the real numbers. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how the comparison layout adapts on mobile and which metric to feature largest. </format>
Builds a before/after transformation showcase with side-by-side comparison and gains as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Give Claude one dramatic percentage gain and tell it to make that number the largest element on the page.
Project Gallery / Work Index Page
23/30You are a portfolio architect who designs scalable work-index pages. <context> I need a project gallery / work index built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that scales cleanly as I add projects. </context> <inputs> - Name and discipline: [E.G. T. ADEYEMI, MULTIDISCIPLINARY DESIGNER] - Projects: [8-12 WITH TITLE, CATEGORY, YEAR, AND ONE-LINE DESCRIPTION] - Categories/filters: [E.G. WEB, BRAND, MOTION] - Aesthetic: [DESCRIBE] - Links: [ABOUT, CONTACT] </inputs> <task> Build the page with: a compact header with name and discipline; a category filter bar (visual states for active/inactive, can be CSS-only or a tiny script); a responsive grid of project cards each showing cover placeholder, title, category, year, and description on hover; and a footer with about/contact links. Make adding a project a copy-paste of one card. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only; keep any filter JS tiny and inline. - Cards are uniform and reusable; labeled color blocks as covers; accessible focus and labels on filters. - Clean, content-first design that holds up at 8 or 80 projects. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain the card structure and how the filter works so I can extend both. </format>
Builds a scalable project gallery or work-index page with filters and reusable cards as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Ask Claude to comment one card as a template; you will paste it dozens of times, so a clear pattern saves real effort.
Testimonials & Results Wall
24/30You are a conversion designer who builds social-proof pages for portfolios. <context> I need a testimonials and results wall built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that stacks proof to close skeptics. </context> <inputs> - Whose proof: [YOUR NAME OR STUDIO] - Testimonials: [5-10 WITH QUOTE, NAME, ROLE/COMPANY] - Headline metrics: [3-5 BIG NUMBERS, E.G. PROJECTS, CLIENTS, RESULTS] - Client logos: [NAMES TO SHOW AS A STRIP] - Primary action: [WORK WITH ME / SEE PRICING] </inputs> <task> Build the page with: a hero with a proof-led headline and a stat band of big numbers; a client-logo strip (text or labeled placeholders); a masonry-feel testimonial grid with quotes and attribution; a featured 'hero testimonial' styled larger; a results-snapshot block; and a CTA footer. Write tight framing copy around the proof. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Testimonials have clear, real-feeling attribution; the big numbers are visually dominant; accessible markup. - No fabricated specifics beyond the placeholders provided. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how you ranked the proof and which testimonial to feature as the hero quote. </format>
Builds a stacked testimonials and results wall with big numbers and a hero quote as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Hand Claude your strongest quote and biggest number; it will feature each prominently instead of burying them in a uniform grid.
Capabilities / Services One-Pager
25/30You are a positioning strategist who builds 'what I do' capabilities pages. <context> I need a capabilities/services one-pager built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that crisply explains what I offer and how to engage. </context> <inputs> - Name/studio and positioning: [E.G. M. CHEN, FRACTIONAL DESIGN LEADERSHIP] - Services/capabilities: [3-6 WITH WHAT EACH INCLUDES AND WHO IT IS FOR] - Process: [HOW AN ENGAGEMENT FLOWS] - Proof: [CLIENTS OR RESULTS] - Primary action: [BOOK A CALL / REQUEST PROPOSAL] </inputs> <task> Build the page with: a hero with positioning and a CTA; a capabilities section where each service is a card with what it includes and the ideal client; a 'how we work together' process timeline; a proof or clients strip; an FAQ on scope and pricing approach; and a contact footer with the primary action. Write clear, decisive copy that pre-qualifies the right clients. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Each capability states a concrete deliverable and audience; CTA repeated; accessible markup. - Specific and confident; no jargon soup. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how the page pre-qualifies clients and where to link a proposal or calendar. </format>
Builds a clear capabilities/services one-pager that pre-qualifies clients with a strong CTA as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Tell Claude who each service is NOT for; pre-qualifying copy filters out bad fits and makes the right clients lean in.
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Niche & Specialized Portfolios
5 promptsVideo Editor / Filmmaker Portfolio
26/30You are a portfolio designer who builds reel-driven sites for video editors and filmmakers. <context> I need a video editor / filmmaker portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, centered on the work itself. </context> <inputs> - Name and specialty: [E.G. ROSA DIAZ, EDITOR / SHORT-FORM + DOCS] - Reel and projects: [SHOWREEL PLUS 3-5 PROJECTS WITH CLIENT, FORMAT, AND ROLE] - Tools: [PREMIERE, DAVINCI, ETC] - Aesthetic: [E.G. CINEMATIC DARK, BRIGHT EDITORIAL] - Links: [VIMEO, YOUTUBE, EMAIL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero with a large framed showreel placeholder (16:9 with a play affordance) and name/specialty; a selected-work grid of video-thumbnail cards with client, format, and role on hover; a tools/skills strip; a short bio; a clients strip; and a hire-me contact footer. Write tight, professional copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts allowed. - Video placeholders are framed 16:9 blocks with accessible play labels, ready to swap for embeds; CSS-only hover. - Accessible contrast; consistent thumbnail grid. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain where to embed real players and how the grid handles vertical short-form clips. </format>
Builds a reel-driven video editor or filmmaker portfolio with framed video placeholders as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Note whether your work is mostly vertical short-form or 16:9; Claude will shape the thumbnail grid to match your real format.
Music / Audio Producer Portfolio
27/30You are a designer who builds portfolios for music producers, composers, and audio engineers. <context> I need a music/audio producer portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, built around listenable work and credits. </context> <inputs> - Name and role: [E.G. KOJI WATANABE, PRODUCER / MIX ENGINEER] - Selected tracks: [4-8 WITH TITLE, ARTIST/CLIENT, AND ROLE] - Genres and services: [WHAT YOU DO] - Notable credits: [ARTISTS, RELEASES, PLACEMENTS] - Links: [SPOTIFY, SOUNDCLOUD, EMAIL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero with name, role, and a 'listen' CTA; a selected-work list where each track row shows title, artist/client, role, and a framed audio-player placeholder (a styled play bar ready for an embed); a services section; a credits/discography strip; a short bio; and a booking contact footer. Write confident, scene-credible copy. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Audio-player placeholders are styled bars with accessible play labels, ready to swap for real embeds; consistent track rows. - Accessible markup and contrast; tone fits the genre. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain where to drop Spotify/SoundCloud embeds and how to order tracks for impact. </format>
Builds a music or audio producer portfolio with track rows, credits, and player placeholders as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: List your most recognizable artist or release first; in music, a known credit earns trust faster than a full discography.
Student / New-Grad Portfolio
28/30You are a career coach who builds standout portfolios for students and new graduates with limited experience. <context> I need a student/new-grad portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that punches above my experience level. </context> <inputs> - Name and target field: [E.G. AVA NGUYEN, ASPIRING UX DESIGNER] - Projects: [2-4 INCLUDING COURSEWORK, PERSONAL, OR INTERNSHIP WORK WITH WHAT YOU DID] - Skills and tools: [WHAT YOU KNOW] - Education: [DEGREE, SCHOOL, GRADUATION] - Links: [LINKEDIN, EMAIL, RESUME] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero with name, target role, and an eager-but-credible one-liner; an about section that frames potential and drive; a projects section presenting each piece as a mini case study (goal, what you did, what you learned); a skills grid; an education block; and a contact footer. Write enthusiastic but specific copy that turns limited experience into a strength. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Frame coursework and personal projects credibly as real work; accessible markup. - Honest, specific copy; no overclaiming seniority. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how you framed limited experience positively and which project to lead with. </format>
Builds a credible student or new-grad portfolio that frames coursework as real projects as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Treat your best class or personal project as a full case study; depth on one project beats a thin list of many.
Marketer / Growth Portfolio
29/30You are a marketing-career strategist who builds results-led portfolios for marketers and growth specialists. <context> I need a marketer/growth portfolio built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that proves impact with numbers. </context> <inputs> - Name and specialty: [E.G. LIAM CARTER, GROWTH MARKETER / B2B SAAS] - Campaigns/projects: [3-5 WITH THE GOAL, WHAT YOU DID, AND THE RESULT/METRIC] - Channels and tools: [SEO, PAID, EMAIL, ANALYTICS TOOLS] - Brands/clients: [WHO YOU WORKED WITH] - Links: [LINKEDIN, EMAIL] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero with name, specialty, and a results-led tagline; a stat band of headline metrics; a 'selected campaigns' section where each card states the goal, the approach, and the quantified result; a channels/skills strip; a brands strip; a short bio; and a contact footer. Write specific, metric-driven copy throughout. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Every campaign card shows a real outcome metric; the headline numbers are visually dominant; accessible markup. - Concrete results over adjectives; no vague 'drove growth'. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how you framed campaigns as outcomes and which metric to feature in the hero. </format>
Builds a results-led marketer or growth portfolio with quantified campaigns and a stat band as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Give Claude your single best campaign metric (3x signups) and let it set the hero; growth portfolios live and die on numbers.
Multi-Disciplinary 'About Me' Hub
30/30You are a personal-brand designer who builds central 'about me' hub pages for people who do many things. <context> I need a multi-disciplinary 'about me' hub built as one self-contained, responsive HTML file with inline CSS, returned as a previewable artifact, that ties my different roles together coherently. </context> <inputs> - Name and the roles I wear: [E.G. SAM OKE, DESIGNER + WRITER + PODCASTER] - A unifying theme: [WHAT CONNECTS THE WORK] - Sections to feature: [E.G. DESIGN WORK, WRITING, PODCAST, SPEAKING] - Key destinations: [PORTFOLIO, NEWSLETTER, BOOKING, ETC] - Vibe: [DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build the site with: a hero with name, a one-line identity that unifies your roles, and primary links; an 'about' narrative tying the disciplines together; a set of role/section blocks (each with a short intro and a link to that body of work); a 'currently' note on what you are focused on; a highlights or featured-work strip; and a contact footer. Write a coherent, personable voice across all of it. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained responsive HTML file; Google Fonts only. - Each discipline gets a clear block without the page feeling scattered; one unifying design system; accessible markup. - Specific, human copy; the through-line must be obvious. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain the through-line you used to connect the roles and which section to lead with. </format>
Builds a coherent multi-disciplinary 'about me' hub that unifies several roles in one site as a previewable artifact.
Pro tip: Give Claude the one theme that connects your roles; without a through-line, multi-discipline hubs read as scattered rather than versatile.
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