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My new portfolio website is finally live after many weeks of work!
It has been built with many great techs: @nuxt_js, @tailwindcss, @daisyui_, @storyblok, @Netlify, GSAP by @greensock, Lenis by @darkroomdevs, @threejs via @tresjs_dev.
It is live at stefanobartoletti.it
When I advise moving to a modern headless Jamstack setup, where the decoupled architecture is in itself a security measure, they often tell me that old monoliths are still more than enough and the best solution.
Experimenting with Claude Design: again, constraint and railroading heavily matter. On its own, it only produces average, samey, boring visuals.
Give it examples, rules, accurate requirements, and the result is an acceptable baseline where you can at least start to improve upon.
Some of my most recent Claude chats (apart from Claude Code):
👨💻 Website design exploration
✉️ Collaboration assessment
🍚 Risotto peperoni e salsiccia (this has to be in Italian, sorry)
🇪🇸 Spanish practice
🤖 Running local AI models
⚔️ Witcher 3 DLSS & Ray Tracing settings
Every time I'm working through a problem with Claude and start to suspect I've gone down a rabbit hole, I often ask: "Am I overthinking this?"
The answer is almost always "Yes a little bit"
I’m quite sure that is Claude's polite way of saying I’m already deep in the rabbit hole
Taste and a bit of aesthetic sense cannot be vibe-prompted
The least architectural and structural decisions you delegate to AI, the better.
Let it do the code monkey, but you should always be the senior making key decisions during the whole process.
If you are not, well, you will have problems sooner or later, my friend.

















