I wanted to treat the site as a product, so it now keeps a public log of changes: what I changed and why.

• Updates page with a release log
• “This site as a product” block in the Works footer linking to it

• Works footer trimmed to three audience blocks

Over three days I moved the site from Framer to code: more freedom to try ideas, no Framer subscription, faster updates with Claude Code and Claude Design, and full control over media performance and fixes. Along the way I reworked the look, the CV, and the Now page.

• Static pages on Next.js
• Projects and recommendations as MDX files
• Cookieless analytics (Vercel Web Analytics)
• Recommendations on the Now page
• Hover state and blur placeholder for Media
• CV language follows your timezone or browser language

• Softer colors for light and dark themes (follows the system setting)
• New typeface, cleaner and more minimal
• Layout adapts more fluidly across screen sizes
• Media component carried over from Framer and optimized for faster loading
• CV restyled to match the site and made more ATS-friendly