Claude Prompt Library

30 Claude Prompts That Build Portfolios

30 copy-paste prompts

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.

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Developer & Tech Portfolios

5 prompts

Software Developer Portfolio

1/30

You 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.

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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

2/30

You 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.

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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

3/30

You 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.

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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

4/30

You 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.

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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

5/30

You 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.

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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 prompts

Product / UX Designer Portfolio

6/30

You 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.

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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

7/30

You 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.

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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

8/30

You 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.

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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

9/30

You 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.

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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

10/30

You 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.

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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 prompts

Photographer Portfolio

11/30

You 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.

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Pro tip: Tell Claude your image orientation mix (mostly portrait vs. landscape) so the grid placeholders mirror your real shots.

Writer / Journalist Portfolio

12/30

You 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.

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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

13/30

You 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.

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Pro tip: Pick one link to make the 'highlight'; a single emphasized destination converts far better than eight equal buttons.

Resume / CV Website

14/30

You 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.

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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

15/30

You 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.

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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 prompts

Freelancer One-Pager

16/30

You 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.

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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

17/30

You 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.

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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

18/30

You 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.

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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

19/30

You 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.

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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

20/30

You 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.

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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 prompts

Deep-Dive Case Study Page

21/30

You 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.

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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

22/30

You 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.

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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

23/30

You 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.

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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

24/30

You 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.

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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

25/30

You 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.

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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 prompts

Video Editor / Filmmaker Portfolio

26/30

You 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.

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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

27/30

You 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.

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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

28/30

You 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.

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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

29/30

You 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.

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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

30/30

You 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.

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Pro tip: Give Claude the one theme that connects your roles; without a through-line, multi-discipline hubs read as scattered rather than versatile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pick the prompt that matches your field, fill in the bracketed placeholders with your real name, work, and links, and paste it into Claude. Claude returns a complete, self-contained HTML portfolio you can preview instantly as an artifact and download.
No. Each prompt asks Claude for one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS, which previews live in the artifact panel. You can ship it as-is, or hand it to a developer to wire up forms and host it on any static host.
The prompts use [BRACKETED PLACEHOLDERS] for your specifics and tell Claude to write real, specific copy around them, no lorem ipsum. The more concrete your inputs (project names, metrics, links), the more finished the result feels.
Claude uses labeled color blocks or gradients as image placeholders so the layout holds together. Swap each one for your real image by replacing the placeholder block, and copy a project card to add more entries. Several prompts ask Claude to document the card structure for exactly this.
Yes. The prompts ask Claude to summarize the design tokens (type scale, colors, spacing) so you can tweak them consistently. You can also reply in the same chat with changes like 'make it dark mode' or 'tighten the spacing' and Claude updates the artifact.
Match it to your role: developers and makers use the tech portfolios, designers and photographers use the creative ones, freelancers use the one-pager, and agencies use the agency or studio prompts. For a single project, use the deep-dive case study page.

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