Design prompts from real academic pages

Build a project page

Build a project page for our paper "[title]" ([venue]). Use the attached DESIGN.md for colors, type, spacing and component styling only.
Content comes from our paper: authors and affiliations, [teaser figure or video], abstract, [method figure], [results: tables / videos / comparison slider], BibTeX.
Link buttons: [Paper] [arXiv] [Code] [Data] [Demo].
Keep it a static page that works on GitHub Pages. List which visual decisions came from the reference and which you changed.

Example reference: CRAFT: Training-Free Cascaded Retrieval for Tabular QA

Build a researcher homepage

Build my academic homepage. Use the attached DESIGN.md for visual rules only.
Content: name, [position, affiliation], photo, short bio, [news], selected publications with [thumbnails / venue badges], [awards], contact links.
Generate the publication list from [publications.bib]. Keep it static and accessible; support dark mode only if the reference does.

Example reference: Amir Bar

Write a code README

Write the README.md for our code repository "[repo]" (paper: "[title]", [venue]). Use the attached DESIGN.md for structure and presentation only: header block, badges, teaser, section order, tables, code blocks and the citation block.
Content comes from our project: [one-line summary], [teaser image or GIF], installation, [data preparation], [training / evaluation commands], [results table], [pretrained weights], BibTeX, license, acknowledgements.
Use only GitHub-flavored Markdown and the HTML GitHub allows. Do not invent results, links or badges that do not exist.

Example reference: adobe-research/obj-and-mat-selection

Restyle an existing page

Restyle our existing project page (attached HTML) using the attached DESIGN.md. Keep every piece of content and every link.
Change only colors, fonts, spacing, button and card styling, and section rhythm. Report the before/after tokens you changed.