Collage Creative Portfoliov1.0.1
Use this Skill to build website page.
Build a multi-page designer portfolio site in a scrapbook collage style, with a taped-note hero around a cut-out portrait, a poster-style work grid, four project case pages, services, a three-post journal and a contact form. Masking tape, torn notes, instant photos and marker-pen stickers make a personal site feel hand-made while staying a real, navigable website. Ideal for graphic designers, illustrators and small studios who want a portfolio with personality rather than a template look.
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Updated Sep 17, 2026
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What you get
- A complete interactive website example with 14 connected routes, distinct content pages and original imagery.
- A reusable template and visual guide that preserve warm grey paper, cobalt and orange accents, taped notes, cut-out portraits and numbered poster grids.
- A page library, framework adaptation guide and local validator for building and checking your own version.
Good fit
- Independent brands and creators who want this specific visual direction.
- Teams with products, projects or stories to turn into a complete page family.
- Builders who need the design translated into their requested website framework.
Not for
- Copying a reference creator’s name, logo, photography or business claims.
- A ready-made backend for real payments, bookings, accounts or message delivery.
- A different visual style that discards the template’s core composition.
About this Skill
Collage Creative Portfolio
Build a complete website with warm grey paper, cobalt and orange accents, taped notes, cut-out portraits and numbered poster grids. The example uses the fictional brand Ines Okafor · Graphic designer & paper collagist; you can replace its content while retaining the composition, typography and image direction that make this template distinctive.
What you receive
The local example contains 14 connected routes and 11 mapped source images. Navigation leads to real content views, and the controls provide visible feedback. The package includes a visual template, style guide, page library, icon rules and a local validator.
Make it your own
Start with your name or brand, audience, main offering and the pages you need. Supply useful descriptions for each product, project or story. If you do not have final copy yet, the assistant can draft clearly fictional content for you to review.
Tell the assistant if you want a particular framework or starter. Otherwise the Skill uses Next.js App Router with TypeScript. The design becomes real components and routes in that framework. The downloadable example remains a convenient self-contained preview that you can open locally.
Give each item a distinct image subject. Owned photography is welcome; new artwork should share the same lighting, palette and treatment. Preserve the image masks and crop direction, and check important subjects at phone width before calling the page finished.
Check the result
Open every page on desktop and mobile. Try navigation, filters, forms and any cart or booking controls. Run the included validator on the local demo and the appropriate project checks on a framework build. Programmatic checks do not replace visual review.
The example does not send messages, create reservations or take payments. Connect real services only when the production project needs them. All example identities and commercial details are fictional. Generating fresh images may incur the image provider’s charge; viewing the included demo does not require new generation.
What you need before you start
- You bring
- The designer's name, discipline and a short bio · Four projects with a title, category, client, year and a few sentences each · Two or three services with starting prices, and contact details · Optional: three journal posts or topics to draft
- Dependencies
- A modern browser for preview and visual review · Node.js for the included static validator · The selected framework tooling for a generated website · A host image tool or owned assets for original imagery
- Outside costs
- Generating new artwork may incur a separate provider charge. The included example can be viewed without image generation.
- Last tested
- v1.0.1 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT