Many digital creatives feel the uncertainty in the market today. Opportunities seem fewer, competition is tougher, and many designers quietly wonder if AI will simply take their jobs away.

It’s a heavy feeling — and it’s real.

But sitting passively and letting the future happen to you is not a worthy posture for any proud professional. You know that designers are essential to make technology usable and meaningful. Without us, the world becomes cluttered with unusable, ugly systems that help no one.

What if you could flip that story?

At Whiteport, we invite you to explore the Whiteport Sketch to Code Framework (WPS2C). It’s an expansion pack to the powerful BMad method that organizes AI agents in an elegant way — putting you in charge of every aspect of a digital project. From shaping strategy and target group analysis to executing the full design process, WPS2C extends your reach and amplifies your craft.

Here’s what working with WPS2C means for you:

💻 Work directly in the IDE — Step into the same environment developers use every day. No more sidelines — just real collaboration where design and development meet seamlessly.

📂 Post your design straight to GitHub — Your work becomes visible and usable instantly. Designers and developers finally meet in one place: the codebase.

📑 Deliver a full product specification — Go beyond pretty pictures. Provide requirements, flows, and details that guide both humans and AI agents through the build.

🌍 Lay the foundation for content and translations — Error messages, instructions, and multilingual content start with you. Build the structure that saves time and prevents guesswork later.

🧩 Control the design system — Shape the design system itself. Ensure every component is clear, consistent, and directly tied to the product’s functionality.

We invite you to take a step forward. The tools are ready, the opportunity is here — and the future of design is waiting for you.

Here is the git repo for the project:
https://github.com/whiteport-collective/whiteport-sketch-to-code-bmad-expansion

If you are unfamiliar with Git, let me know on marten@angner.se and I will send you a starter kit!