Start from the work.
16 pages, each built around a different kind of SayHi profile. They are not the same layout with the job title swapped.

Developers
Projects, GitHub cards, and a short bio. No résumé template wearing a hoodie.

Designers
A bento or a portfolio grid. Objects and identities, not a button labeled Portfolio.

Photographers
Large stills, captions, print enquiries. The pictures lead.

Musicians
Listen first. Then the rooms, the tapes, the quiet next thing.

Freelancers
A practice page that could sit on a printed card. Clear, not loud.

Creators
A mobile-first page for video, latest work, and the rest of your internet.

Artists
Stills, a show, and a way to ask about a commission. Not a logo system.

Writers
Essays, a book, a newsletter, and a way to write back. Type before decoration.

Students
Coursework as projects, a short note, and contact. Not an employment history.

Job seekers
Three samples, a résumé link, and a way to write back. Built for a skim.

Consultants
A practice, two case notes, and an email that says how you begin.

Coaches
Who it is for, how a session works, and a contact path. No booking widget.

Streamers
Where you are live, when, and how a sponsor writes. The VOD stays on the platform.

YouTubers
One film first, then the context. The player stays on YouTube.

Founders
What you are building, proof that is not a metric costume, and a direct reply.

Indie hackers
Shipped projects, a build note, and contact. No fake MRR widget.