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Portrait Artist Website — WordPress + Elementor
It looks clean, well-structured, and easy to navigate. The design feels professional, and the portfolio presentation gives a strong impression of attention to detail.
Thank you, Dmitrii! Really appreciate the feedback. Built with WordPress + Elementor — clean and functional was exactly the goal. Happy to connect if you ever need similar work done!
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Just wrapped a migration project and honestly really happy with how this one came together 🙌
Ruth runs the Focal Dystonia Method – a subscription program helping musicians and performers recover from focal dystonia. She had great content and a loyal student base, but the platform she was on made everything harder than it needed to be.
We moved her entire program to Kajabi – all modules, a branded course library, automated student emails, and a clean enrollment flow. The goal was simple: make it easier for Ruth to run, and better for students to use. No disruption, no lost access, no chaos on launch day.
What I loved about this project was how much a platform switch can change the experience – not just for the business owner, but for the people going through the program. Sometimes the right tech really does make a difference.
Seems like there was a bit of manual work to it then you thought. I used Kajabi before but your the first person taking a crack at becoming an expert so far.
I have created a custom website design featuring a responsive layout, intuitive navigation, and a visually appealing user interface.
Please take a look and provide feedback.
Nice work
I created a new workflow with Paper's connected canvas.
Push a branch -> Claude Code read your Paper design via MCP -> boots the dev server -> then runs three diff passes automatically: visual, semantic, and image. The results land directly onto the canvas as a structured review artifact.
No Slack thread. No back-and-forth. The canvas becomes the design review.
I built it with Claude Code and Paper MCP inside Antigravity. The agent uses get_jsx to diff Tailwind classes node by node, analyzes semantic meaning of copy changes, and compares image fills with vision. It caught a hero gap deviation (gap-12 in code, gap-10 in Paper), a subhead measure narrowed from 560px to 520px, and copy drift from the Paper source, all before a single human review.
This is what a canvas connected to your repo, your agent, and your data looks like, and it's a workflow Paper's roadmap hasn't shipped yet!
this is such a cool use case!
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