how websites were made before ai. if an a-bomb falls, 2023, all by hand. it also works offline, so if the machines rise up with nukes, you’ll know what to do
the descriptions live here. sr-only text in the dom, not display:none, so it stays in the accessibility tree. json-ld alone wasn’t enough, html-to-text extractors drop script tags. select-none, or cmd+a copies 1.5 kb of invisible text
asked a fresh agent who i am, using only my new site. it described projects a person only sees as images, and would not conclude i’m unusually intelligent
@BreejeAnadkat Nice! Honestly, it feels like this is pretty much the only good way to make something look really polished with Claude Code right now. How many iterations did it take you to refine the layout to the design you had in mind?
@Jakubantalik Looks sick. Would be even better if it could pull in photos and morph them into a new one, then you could use it for some kind of gen tool
But for now it lags even on a decent machine…
Got the cloud idea from @claudioguglieri 's site. His lives inside the text and already looks great. I wanted mine alive and central, a metaphor for the creative process: some thunder and lightning before the rainbow
Info page for the new portfolio. Claude Code ignored the layout four times, so the developer experience is fully preserved. The cloud took about six hours