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Personal portfolio — setup & project suggestions

This repository now contains a simple static portfolio site you can host on GitHub Pages.

Files added

  • /index.html — single-page portfolio template
  • /assets/styles.css — minimal responsive styles

Quick edits

  • Edit /data/profile.json to add your name, tagline, bio, email, linkedin, github, and projects.
  • Projects are an array of objects with title, description, and optional link.

Publish to GitHub Pages

  1. Commit and push to the master branch (this repo is already a username.github.io site).
  2. GitHub Pages will serve index.html automatically from master for user sites.

Project ideas (pick 2–4 to showcase different skills)

  • Personal blog with static site generator (Jekyll, Hugo) — shows writing and content skills.
  • Full-stack task manager (React + Node/Express + PostgreSQL) — demonstrates CRUD, auth, DB.
  • Data visualization dashboard (D3 / Plotly) using public datasets — shows data skills.
  • CLI developer tool or npm package — reusable code and tests, publish to npm.
  • Open-source contribution fork + PR walkthrough — show process, tests, and maintainability.
  • AI-assisted resume reviewer (small web app) — integrates an LLM or heuristic rules.

Which to choose

  • If you're early-career: pick a polished full-stack app + one visualization or blog post.
  • If you want to impress recruiters: build a real-world feature (auth, tests, CI) and host a demo.
  • If you want quick wins: a static blog and a small interactive data viz can be completed fast.

Next steps I can take

  • Replace placeholders with your LinkedIn bio, photo, and email.
  • Add project pages and live demos, or convert this to a React/Vite site.
  • Create CI to auto-deploy on push.

Tell me which content (bio, projects, email) you want me to add and I will update the site.