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Portfolio is live!
Designed in Figma from scratch and developed using Claude Code with many many incremental enhancements done in Claude Code directly.
The main goal was to showcase the design & development connection I'm trying to reach at this point forward, for me Product Engineer is the future of building great products.
Check it in action: mostafaelkorashy.com
Congrats on getting your portfolio live!
Thank you!
Agree on Product Engineer being the future, the gap between the Figma file and what ships gets so much smaller when one person owns both. Did Figma stay the source of truth the whole way, or did you start designing straight in code once Claude Code got going?
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