My Portfolio

About the Project

Links:

• Repository
• Live Website

As a web developer, my portfolio serves as a showcase of my skills and experience. It features a collection of my past projects, highlighting my technical proficiency and creative design aesthetic. You'll find a detailed list of the technologies I've used and my total work hours. I'm constantly updating my portfolio to reflect my latest projects and skills.

Stacks Used: Payload CMS, NextJS, ReactJS, SCSS, Google Cloud Storage, Google Analytics

Problem

As a web developer, creating a portfolio is essential to showcase my skills and expertise to potential clients and employers. My portfolio serves as a digital resume, providing a visual representation of my work and demonstrating my ability to create functional and visually appealing websites.

By documenting my website, I can clearly communicate my technical proficiency, problem-solving abilities, and creative design aesthetic. This will help me stand out in the competitive job market and attract clients who are seeking a talented web developer with a strong portfolio of work.

Features

My portfolio is basically a collection of the projects I've whipped up over the years. It might seem a bit bare right now, but I'm always adding to it—you know, documenting and re-deploying them one by one.

Along with the projects, you'll also find a list of the tech tools I've been playing around with. I've got everything from React, Node, PHP, WordPress and more.

Oh, and one more thing: I've included my total work hours over the years just to give you an idea of how much experience I've clocked in.

Fun Fact: I drew the image on the hero section of the portfolio with my mobile phone 😁.