| Product | My roles | Live | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| MakeMyAISite, an AI portfolio builder and career ecosystem | Product Designer · Front-End Engineer · SEO & Growth | www.makemyaisite.com · app.makemyaisite.com | 38,000+ visitors · 6,000+ users · 5,500+ portfolios · cited across ChatGPT, Perplexity & Claude · 100% organic |

MakeMyAISite turns a LinkedIn profile or a PDF resume into a published portfolio website in about 30 seconds, no code. But it does not stop at a portfolio. Once yours is live, a jobs tab matches you to real openings, and you can re-shape the portfolio to fit a specific role. It is built to be a career ecosystem, not a one-time site generator.
The marketing hire we planned for did not work out, so I owned that too.
And it was my first SaaS landing page. I had no idea how to design one, so I studied dozens of them. My first two or three versions got rejected, and more experienced designers told me plainly that they were not good. That was hard to hear. I took every note, iterated, shared again, iterated again. The version that is live now went through a lot of rounds to get there.
The first version did what every competitor does. A signup wall, then upload your resume or connect LinkedIn. The bounce rate told the story fast: people will not hand an email to a tool they have not seen work. We were asking for trust before we had earned a second of it.
So I inverted the funnel. Now the first screen is the product itself. Paste your LinkedIn or drop your resume, and watch your real portfolio build from your own data, before any account. You see the finished thing, flip through the templates while your data re-skins live, and only then claim it with a signup. The account stopped being a toll gate and became the thing you do because you already want what is on the screen.
Old flow: login wall, magic link, choose an input, generate, maybe see something. New flow: see, claim, refine. Same product, opposite order, and the order was the whole problem.
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10 templates, all designed and coded by me, in three groups: