Start a New Adventure
It started with me looking at my old website and cringing a little. It didn’t feel like me anymore: it looked dated, the structure was messy, and I’d grown a lot since I last touched it. I wanted something that actually reflected how I build things now: simple, focused, nothing unnecessary.
I used Next.js 15 as the foundation and leaned into server-side rendering and dynamic routing. Spent some time thinking about how the content was structured too: projects, experience, and certificates are easier to find now, and the layout holds up whether you’re on a phone or a wide monitor.
It ended up being one of those projects that reminds you why you got into this in the first place. Building something for yourself, without a backlog or a deadline, feels different. By the end I had a site I actually like looking at.
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