Obvs, a portfolio site to present history, accomplishments, and projects.
Really, just a simple SPA with dynamic routing, built to later integrate with headless CMS and/or SSR/SSG. It so far runs off of static JSON containing flags to activate different features of various portfolio pieces.
To call out a few things that could fly under the radar... on tablet/touch/landscape, my solution for activating the informational state of the thumbnails (without the hover present on desktop/laptop) in either two or three-column breakpoints. And my swipe feature in the portfolio piece detail view. I also kinda dig the depth that looks like a drawer in the mobile nav menu.
I've started refactoring for TypeScript, but gonna come back to it after frying some bigger fish. It's pretty tedious, but important as I like to set up certain things to extract features into later projects. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Another todo is that I built this with the intention to make the technical scope tags for each project into filters, so clickable to link out to a portfolio view of items filtered by the tag. Or it may be crazy to have that many portfolio items, but I think originally the idea was that I may want to continously contribute to projects, but only have a subset featured on the home page... Maybe in the next iteration...
Some of the portfolio peices were a major undertaking bringing back to life... MAJOR time sink. And the only way I can think to make that not a problem in the future is just to be keeping up on a portfolio at all times...
That home hero design is going to change any day now, I swear.
TODO: URGENT: Expiration Date was found broken in Chrome/Mobile. Maybe a CSS fix. Check all of the Haxe games!!! TODO: Swap out Bootstrap grid for flexbox.
Merely that I feel like I know my audience here, there's no support for IE like I would have in every other project.
Yeah there's more jQuery in this than I would like. Those choices haven't always been up to me.
If anyone out there wants to use this, pleast just ask, and maybe contribute.
Ok, that's all I have to say for now.
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