A responsive personal portfolio site that showcases my web development skills and projects. Created with Vite, Vitest, React, React Router, Tailwind CSS, & Google Fonts.
This is a responsive personal portfolio and blog site that equally showcases my web development skills, projects, and my writings. This site is a showcase of my web development skills and writings, developed as part of the JavaScript course for The Odin Project, a free online learning platform for web development.
The portfolio section features a collection of my projects with links to their live demos and GitHub repositories. Each project reflects my ability to create diverse web applications using various technologies.
The blog section is an interactive space where I share my experiences, learnings, and thoughts on web development and other topics of interest. It allows users to read, comment on, and upvote my posts, fostering an engaging community. You can check out the blog api code here.
- This site is responsive and adapts to different screen sizes using media queries and responsive design techniques.
- Uses custom fonts from Google Fonts and icons from Devicon and Material Design Icons.
- The site has a modern and minimalist design with a dark theme and subtle animations.
- Uses semantic HTML elements and follows accessibility best practices.
- The blog allows users to read my posts, sign in, sign up, comment on each post, and upvote different comments. It provides an interactive platform for users to engage with my content.
- How to create a responsive site that looks good on mobile, tablet, and desktop devices
- How to make my site accessible by using semantic HTML & other accessibility best practices
- Using Tailwind CSS to style my website in an efficient manner
- CSS animations
- Leverage React Router (6.4) and its Data APIs for interaction with a RESTful API.
- Implement client and server side form validation
- Optimistic UI for blog comment upvotes