Built to show work, not just list it

My personal site is a single-page portfolio for projects, experience, open source, and writing. It’s designed around a blueprint-style layout — grid lines, corner marks, and a pine-teal accent — so it reads like a crafted product rather than a generic dev template.

What makes it different

• Live GitHub data — contribution graph and open-source section pull real activity from GitHub, including merged PRs and repo stats

• Keyboard-first navigation — ⌘K / / command menu with shortcuts to jump to any section (h, w, e, o, s, a, c)

• Interactive stack section — 40+ tech chips with Matter.js physics; drag, toss, and reset

• Smooth theme switching — light/dark toggle with View Transition API for a polished feel

• Performance-first — Next.js App Router, dynamic OG images, Vercel Analytics & Speed Insights

Sections

• Work — featured projects with live links and stack tags

• Experience — roles at Suraasa, Aardo Solutions, and earlier internships

• Open source — contributions to vue-bits, react-bits, and other repos

• Stack — interactive skill visualization

• Writing — technical articles on TypeScript and backend topics