I tested Claude Opus 5.5's motion design capabilities by rebuilding my portfolio

I kept seeing people talk about Opus 5.5 being good at building motion-heavy interfaces, so I wanted to test it on a real project instead of just experimenting with small demos. I decided to completely redesign my developer portfolio. This was the prompt I started with: I want to completely redesign my portfolio around high-quality motion graphics and interactions. Every scroll should feel fresh. Research how people are creating these experiences, but don't copy existing designs. Make it unique, premium, and intentional. I don't want another generic AI-generated portfolio. I used Claude Code to work on the redesign, with the focus on the overall layout, section transitions, scroll interactions, and making the whole experience feel cohesive rather than like a collection of separate sections. The goal was to move away from the usual developer portfolio structure and experiment with something more interactive. The site showcases my projects, development work, and skills. The biggest part of this experiment was seeing how far Claude could take the visual design and motion direction. I'm pretty happy with the result. Portfolio: http://shivamk.dev/ Built with Claude Opus 5.5 and Claude Code.