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Academic Portfolio Website Design & Development
Designed and developed a personal website for a Communication Studies Professor and Director of the Center for Transformative Media at Northeastern University.
The website brings together her academic profile, research, publications, books, teaching, and projects in one place. My focus was on creating a clear, professional website that presents her work in an organized and accessible way.
I handled the website design and development from start to finish.
Live Website: https://souzaesilva.com/
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I give mine constraints instead.
I keep a list of sites that generate design markdown files for AI builds. Typography, colours, spacing, radius, shadows, components, states, responsive behaviour. A full design system in a single file.
The workflow, before any screen gets built:
Pick a visual direction. Generate the .md against what the product actually does and the outcome it needs to hit. Drop it into Claude Code or Codex or Kimi or Cursor. Use /design to fix what stays consistent across every screen.
Now the agent follows a spec, not a mood.
That file, plus a folder of five or six visual references, is the first thing I prepare before a client build.
The sites:
https://www.typeui.sh/
https://design-md.hyperbrowser.ai/
https://neuform.ai/
https://www.aura.build/
https://www.designmd.supply/
https://open-design.ai/
https://designmd.me/
Enjoy. Build. Ship.
Cheers.
This is so true! 🔥 "Make it premium" is the most subjective prompt ever - every agent has its own version of premium haha! Giving constraints like typography, colors, spacing, radius, shadows, components, states is the real pro move. That's how you get consistent design...