Project
Personal Website
My personal website, portfolio, and a place to keep track of the things I build, write, read, and explore.
June 2026 — Present
This is my personal website and portfolio.
It is partly a place to showcase my work and experience, and partly a place for me to keep track of the things I am interested in — projects, writing, travel, books, and whatever I am currently exploring.
What is on the website
About & Resume
The main portfolio section contains:
- About me
- Experience
- Resume
- Downloadable resume
- Projects
- Technical writing
The goal is to have everything about my professional work in one place without making the website feel like a traditional resume.
Projects
A collection of projects I've worked on, ranging from professional work and hackathons to programming projects and things I build while learning.
Each project can include its own write-up, screenshots, technical details, and links to the source code.
Writing
The writing section is split into two parts.
Tech blogs
Posts about programming, algorithms, backend development, systems, and things I learn while building.
Non-tech blogs
A more personal collection of writing — currently around 9 posts — covering things outside of software.
Travel
Travel has its own section on the website.
I'll keep notes from around 10 cities I've visited, including things I did, places I stayed, and experiences worth remembering.
It is less of a travel guide and more of a record of places I've actually spent time in.
Reading
A small personal reading tracker containing:
- Favourite books
- Currently reading
- My Goodreads profile
The idea is to keep the books I care about and what I'm reading accessible from the same place.
Now
The Now section is a snapshot of what I'm doing at the moment.
It covers:
- Projects I'm working on
- Places I'm travelling
- Things I'm reading
Unlike the rest of the website, this section is meant to change frequently.
Why I built it
I wanted something that was more than a portfolio.
A portfolio usually answers "What have you done?"
I also wanted this website to answer "What are you doing now?", "What are you interested in?", and "What have you been thinking about?"
So the website is a combination of a portfolio and a personal archive.
Tech Stack
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Framework | Next.js |
| Language | TypeScript |
| Styling | Tailwind CSS |
| Content | MDX |
Source
The website is open source and available on GitHub.