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Un SKILL.md (la guía paso a paso) + una plantilla inicial. Una vista previa:

Mono Designer Portfolio

When to use

• You are a designer whose work is colorful, and your portfolio site keeps competing with the projects it shows
• You need a portfolio site for job applications, freelance clients, or a studio relaunch
• Your current portfolio is a grid of images with no story — visitors admire it and leave without contacting you
• You want a site you can update in an evening when a project ships
• You have 4–8 strong projects and need to pick an order that sells you, not just shows you

Workflow

1. Pick the projects (input: your full body of work → output: 4–8 selected projects)
   Choose projects by the story they tell together, not by how pretty they are: one that shows craft, one that shows range, one that shows impact (a number — sales, sign-ups, time saved), and one that shows how you think under constraints. Cut anything you can't explain in two sentences. Four strong projects beat ten forgettable ones.
2. Write the case studies (input: selected projects → output: one case study per project)
   Each case study follows the same shape: context (client, goal, constraints — 2 sentences), what you did (decisions, not deliverables — why this layout, why this type, what you rejected), outcome (a number or a concrete result), and your role (what was yours vs. the team's). Keep each case study under 200 words. Process shots — sketches, drafts, rejected directions — count for more than a third beauty shot.
3. Build the monochrome frame (input: case studies → output: site structure)
   The site is deliberately monochrome: off-white background, near-black text, hairline rules, one typeface family. No color anywhere in the chrome — the only color on the page comes from the project images themselves. Structure: home (name, one-line positioning, project index), project pages (case study + images), about (photo, background, what you're looking for), contact (one clear way to reach you).
4. Write the positioning line (input: your work + who you want to reach → output: one-line intro)
   The home page opens with one line that says what you do and for whom: "Product designer for fintech startups" beats "I design delightful experiences". Follow it with the project index — project name, client, year, one-line outcome — no decorative intro paragraphs. Visitors decide in seconds whether your work is relevant; the line's job is to help them decide fast.
5. Ship and maintain (input: finished site → output: live portfolio)
   Publish with what you have — a live portfolio with four projects beats a perfect one that never ships. Check it on a phone (most clients open portfolio links on mobile), make sure every image loads fast, and put the contact link on every page. After launch, update rule: when a project ships, add it within a week or it never gets added.

Vista previa de la plantilla

Mono Designer Portfolio — Site Template

Monochrome frame, colorful work. Four strong projects beat ten forgettable ones.

Positioning

One line: {What you do + for whom, e.g. Product designer for fintech startups} What I'm looking for next: {role / client type / project type}

Project selection (4–8)

Case study (repeat per project, ≤ 200 words)

{Project name} — {Client}, {Year}

Context: {goal + constraints, 2 sentences} What I did: {decisions — why this direction, what you rejected} Outcome: {a number or concrete result} My role: {what was yours vs. the team's} Process shots: {sketches / drafts / rejected directions}

Site structure

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