The Portfolio2 Website is a personal portfolio website showcasing the work, experience, and achievements of my professional development life. It serves as a digital resume and provides a platform to highlight skills, projects, certifications, and contact information for potential employers or clients.
- General Info
- Featured
- Technologies
- Design and Development
- Testing and Optimization
- Contributions
- License
- Acknowledgments
- I learned to properly use Tailwind (Flexbox & Grid)
- I learned how to efficiently Design User-Interfaces with Figma
- I learned how to take Figma Designs and convert them into ReactJS Components
- I learned to use React Scroll
JavaScript: The primary programming language for implementing dynamic and interactive elements of the website.
React: A popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, providing a component-based approach for efficient development.
Tailwind CSS: A utility-first CSS framework that streamlines the styling process, allowing for rapid prototyping and responsive design.
Netlify: A cloud-based platform for hosting and deploying web applications, providing seamless deployment and continuous integration capabilities.
Smooth Scroll: Implementing smooth scrolling functionality to enhance user experience when navigating through the website.
Social Icons: Incorporating social icons to provide links to social media profiles, allowing visitors to connect with the website owner.
Custom Fonts: Utilizing custom fonts to enhance the visual appeal and typography of the website.
Gradient Background: Implementing gradient backgrounds to add visual interest and create a more dynamic design.
Responsive Design: Ensuring the website is responsive and accessible across various devices and screen sizes, providing an optimal user experience.
Home | Home.jsx
The home section provides an introduction and overview.About | About.jsx
The about section provides detailed information about the my background, skills, and experience.Social | Social.jsx
The social section provides some of my social links for connecting.Certifications | Certifications.jsx
The certifications section provides recent industry certs and qualifications.Experience | Experience.jsx
The experience section provides work experience, highlighting key skills.Portfolio | Portfolio.jsx
The portfolio section provides a link to my repos on GitHub.Navbar | Navbar.jsx
The Navbar section acts as the universal navigation for the website.Contact | Contact.jsx
The contact section provides a way for people to contact me via online form.
To ensure the quality and performance of the website or application, you can implement a testing and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) workflow. Start by using a tool like Pesticide for testing. Pesticide is a CSS testing tool that helps identify layout issues and visual bugs. You can apply it to your project's stylesheets and visually inspect your website's rendering to catch any anomalies.
Next, set up a CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions or another CI/CD service. This pipeline automates the testing, building, and deployment processes. Whenever code changes are pushed to your repository, the pipeline runs tests and deploys the application. This ensures that any issues identified by Pesticide are addressed promptly.
As you or your users provide feedback and make revisions, this CI/CD pipeline continuously optimizes the project. It promotes collaboration and ensures that the application evolves to meet user expectations. Regularly review the results of your pipeline and make necessary adjustments to improve the quality and user experience until both you and your users are satisfied with the final product.
Contributions to the Website are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
The Website was developed by Gary Kozlowski.