A browsable collection
Seventy-two published websites live behind a shared directory, with individual pages available to open.
THE STORY
Why this exists.
The problem
A single attractive generated page does not say much about range. I wanted a collection large enough to compare how different subjects and constraints change the resulting design.
The approach
Give each website a distinct brief and keep each output as standalone HTML. Publish the collection alongside the prompts and cost ledger so the experiment can be explored and inspected.
The useful parts.
What the product brings into one place.
Standalone pages
Each website is a self-contained HTML output that can be read and explored on its own.
The prompts are part of it
The repository includes the briefs used to produce the collection, keeping the input next to the output.
An inspectable experiment
The cost ledger and source make it possible to look beyond the screenshots and understand how the collection was made.
From start to outcome.
Walk through the product, one step at a time.
STEP 01 OF 04
Start from a distinct brief
Each page begins with a different subject and a prompt describing the intended website.
WHAT THIS GIVES YOUA specific direction for that page.
Behind the build.
Decisions, boundaries, and the current state of the work.
The repository records 72 completed websites in a planned 100-site collection. This portfolio presents the published count.
Take a closer look.
Open the product or explore its source material.