matejmoravec.com
I rebuilt this website in October 2026, moving it from WordPress to a single page hosted on GitHub Pages. I directed the design and the content, and the code was written with Claude, an AI agent, through pull requests that I reviewed before anything went live.
The whole media library of the old site moved over at the same addresses, and old links forward to the matching project, so nothing that search engines had indexed broke. Projects are filtered with floating tag bubbles that grow into the page colour, and each project opens as a full page with its gallery laid out in rows of two, three, two and one images.
Without a CMS the site costs nothing to host, loads fast and is easy to change. I send images and a few lines about a project, and the agent opens a pull request with a preview for me to check. Every deploy also builds a plain page for each project, a sitemap and an llms.txt summary, so search engines and AI assistants can read the work too.
