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vibld

Use case

A portfolio

Big images, a short bio, and one page for each body of work. A portfolio is mostly layout and restraint, which is what a named style direction is for.

What you might ask for

  • A portfolio for a freelance illustrator with a gallery and a short bio.
  • A portfolio for my ceramics, big images, one page per series.
  • A photography portfolio in the editorial style, with a contact link and nothing else.

What vibld produces

  • A gallery layout built from your description, in a style you pick from three sketches or name outright.
  • Components you can read and edit: the gallery, the bio, the navigation, in files under src/.
  • Alt text on every image, which the design checks look for before the build is called clean.

Worth knowing first

  • It does not have your photographs. It lays out places for them, and you replace the files in the project.

Then the same flow as everything else: a staged checkpoint to read, a private preview, and export, a pull request or a publish when you are ready. How it works

A real one

Built by vibld from the prompt shown, with no hand edits. Each has a live copy and its source on the examples page.

  • An illustrator's portfolio

    Site, built by Claude Opus 5.5

    A portfolio for a freelance illustrator with a gallery and a short bio

    See it on the examples page