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@Aashmn13 on My own site! · about 7 hours ago

I builded my personal developer portfolio from scratch using HTML5 and modern CSS. I wanted a cool dark mode hub to showcase my Linux setup, coding projects, and desk workspace curation instead of just a boring resume.

The most challenging part was definitely getting the pixel Charizard gif and card positioning to look right without messing up the layout, plus fixing the GitHub Pages routing because my files was stuck inside a subfolder giving a 404 error. I used Gemini to help plan the UI layout and aesthetics, and Copilot helped me a lot for the JS styling and tweaks.

Im proud of how clean the hero section turned out with the grid background and that Charizard card. You can test it by visiting the live link, clicking around the navigation buttons, and checking the project cards!

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@Aashmn13 on My own site! · about 8 hours ago

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Over the past few days, I decided to sit down and build out my personal developer portfolio from scratch using pure HTML5 and modular CSS. Rather than creating a generic resume page, I wanted a digital hub that truly reflects my development journey, Linux workflows, and workspace design aesthetic. The architecture relies entirely on lightweight HTML structures and responsive Flexbox card grids to present my tech stack, system specifications, open-source projects, and offline hobbies cleanly across all devices. To give the site a distinct personality, I opted for a high-contrast dark theme layered with a subtle developer grid texture, modern sans-serif typography, gradient headline styling, and a pixel Charizard showcase card. The live site connects directly to my active GitHub repositories alongside my curation work on voltsetups, while also reserving space for gaming and anime interests. Moving forward, I plan to integrate smooth micro-interactions with JavaScript and add a live blog feed for upcoming desk setup and hardware logs.