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Overview

This is my latest updated portfolio. I got started with a template and used several 3rd party css styles and js libraries to make an elegant, pleasing user experience.

At this point it is geared towards the job skills I am most interested in.

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Main Page About Menu Portfolio CV

A few related items

  • On my GitHib page (GitHub Profile) I pinned 6 of my related repositories

    • This includes my repositories and some I have contributed to

    • The web projects have a link to the deployed site

    • The iOS mobile applications have links to projects on GitHub

Content

My site has the following content:

  • My name (with my titles/key skills scrolling on main page)

  • Links to my GitHub profile, LinkedIn page, and Athlinks page as well as your email address and phone number

  • A link to a PDF of my resume on resume page and home page

  • List of projects (more than 3). For each project make sure you have the following:

    • Project title

    • More details for each project when clicking including description, images and links

      • Link to the code on GitHub

      • Link to the deployed version (not on mobile apps)

  • External content:

    • Updated my LinkedIn page with the projects on this site

    • Updated the README for each project you linked to with a description of the problem, how I solved it, and some information about technical approach. Most of this was already included

    • Refactored some of your code from earlier assignments to make them more readable. Again, mnost of this was already done

Design

I focussed on the content of my portfolio page and the aesthetics. I used a single index.html file for all the pages to allow easy navigation and scrolling through the site. This is a little subjective, but I believe my site is "polished." I did use a 3rd party tremplate to get started and make it look and behave in a stunning manner. This was a lot more work than I expected to due the need to learn addional libraries and CSS styles.

  • It is completely responsive / mobile-friendly, with a mobile-first design. It looks great on the web and looks fantastic on a mobile phone as I tested it throughly.

  • It is polished. The template I used has a few color styles to choose from and I editted and created one of my own as well. It looks nothing like the standard bootstrap stuff done up to this point.

  • I put meaningful images for all of the projects. Each project has an icon that is the app icon and additional images are provided in the project details page

To Do

  • Review portfolio, resume and linkedin profile and ensure brand statement incorporated properly

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