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A Design Critique of an Existing Personal Website Being Rebuilt with CodeYam & Claude Code

CodeYam released the third part of its second static website example, a video in which designer Dani critiques Nadia Eldeib's personal website, originally built with Vercel's v0 and Next.js, as part of a rebuild using CodeYam and Claude Code. The CodeYam team's Jamming with the CodeYam Team podcast features Jared, Dani, and Nadia discussing startups, software development, and AI from developer, designer, and product manager perspectives.

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A Design Critique of an Existing Personal Website Being Rebuilt with CodeYam & Claude Code
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What can you learn from reviewing an existing website before redesigning or revising it with AI?

In this video, Dani walks through Nadia Eldeib’s original personal website, first built using Vercel’s v0 and next.js sharing what’s working, what could be improved, and opportunities to explore as part of the redesign.

This is the third part of our second static website example, showing how design critique and expert feedback can inform the process of (re)building an existing website with CodeYam and Claude Code. Find the first part here and second part here.

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Jamming with the CodeYam Team Podcast

This podcast is a new experimental, educational series from the CodeYam team where Jared, Dani, and Nadia sit down to talk about timely topics. We bring three different perspectives to the conversation: developer, designer, and product manager. We’ll use this series to explore startups, software development, AI, and what we’re learning while building CodeYam. Expect team conversations, Q&As, demos, answers to your questions, and discussions about the ideas and challenges we’re thinking about.

This podcast is a new experimental, educational series from the CodeYam team where Jared, Dani, and Nadia sit down to talk about timely topics. We bring three different perspectives to the conversation: developer, designer, and product manager. We’ll use this series to explore startups, software development, AI, and what we’re learning while building CodeYam. Expect team conversations, Q&As, demos, answers to your questions, and discussions about the ideas and challenges we’re thinking about.

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