Digital resume, portfolio, and product lab

Design the story. Ship the proof.

This site is a .NET-first personal platform for presenting career history, showcasing shipped work, and hosting interactive experiments without turning maintenance into the main event.

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.NET-first runtime Mixed media ready Demo-hosting lane active
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Archetype breakdown Interactive archetype-based pie chart showing the current discipline breakdown and subcategory weights.
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What this site must do

A public-facing system, not a static flyer.

The platform needs to hold resume signal, project proof, media delivery, and hosted demos together as one coherent product surface.

Resume signal

Readable under hiring pressure

Fast scanability, strong chronology, and concise impact statements matter more than decorative density.

Portfolio proof

Narrative backed by artifacts

Each project should show the problem, the implementation shape, and the outcome with actual evidence instead of broad claims.

Featured project

The site now runs on a real content payload.

Home, resume, portfolio, and demos can now read from one file-backed source instead of hiding content inside page models.

Platform foundation

Personal site platform

A .NET-first personal site built to handle resume content, portfolio narratives, media, and demo hosting without fragmenting into disconnected pages.

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Why it matters

One taxonomy, multiple future surfaces

The same payload can feed hero visuals, resume exports, portfolio routes, and demo catalogs without reshaping the app every time content changes.