Brainstorming on a Personal Website Redesign with the CodeYam Team

The CodeYam team released a second video showing early design explorations for CEO and cofounder Nadia Eldeib's personal website redesign, using CodeYam with Claude Code as the AI agent to iterate on design approaches across product, design, and engineering perspectives. The video is part of the team's "Jamming with the CodeYam Team" podcast, an experimental educational series in which Jared, Dani, and Nadia discuss startups, software development, and AI.

What does it look like to brainstorm and iterate on a website design as a team? In this video, the CodeYam team reviews early explorations for CEO & Cofounder Nadia Eldeib ’s personal website redesign, using CodeYam with Claude Code as the AI agent, brainstorming different possible approaches to design iteration and sharing perspectives across product, design, and engineering. This is the second video on Nadia’s website redesign, showing how we move from an initial build toward a design direction we’re excited to keep developing. You can watch the first video here. Discussion about this video CommentsRestacks 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.