It's done. My portfolio redesign, built with a 100% AI-driven workflow — 12 pages shipped in 10 days. 🎉
When I started this journey, I wanted to answer one question: can AI replace a designer's workflow? After 10 days, my honest answer: no — but it can multiply it.
What AI did brilliantly:
Production speed: 12 pages in 10 days, working solo
Iteration: testing 4 visual directions cost me an afternoon, not a week
Consistency: one SDD doc, applied everywhere, zero drift
The biggest surprise: my design skills mattered MORE, not less. Without knowing what good looks like, I would have shipped the AI's first draft — instead, I manually adjusted layouts, spacing, and hierarchy on almost every page before they were ready.
Final workflow, for those who asked: SDD doc first (see Mistake #1 😅), Claude Design for wireframes → hi-fi → production HTML, Google Stitch + AI Studio palettes as visual references, Framer to publish.
I'm looking for my next role in UX/product design. If you're hiring someone who can ship this fast without losing the craft — my DMs are open 📬
What should I break down in detail — the prompts, the costs, or the design-system doc? Tell me below 👇