BishopDGreat portfolio

My personal portfolio for selected full-stack work, experience, engineering approach, résumé downloads, and contact details.

The visual system continues the dark circuit-cross identity used on my GitHub profile. The site is intentionally lightweight: React and TypeScript for structure and behavior, CSS for the responsive layout and motion, and no runtime API dependency.

What is included

• Responsive layouts for mobile, tablet, laptop, and wide desktop screens
• Persistent light and dark themes with system-preference support
• Selected project cards with verified source and live-demo links
• Optional, feature-gated WakaTime coding hours and Spotify current/recent track cards
• A TaskDuty architecture panel that does not imply the app is deployed
• Accessible mobile navigation, skip link, focus states, semantic landmarks, and reduced-motion support
• Visible-by-default scroll content with animation as progressive enhancement
• Designed and ATS résumé downloads
• Self-hosted Manrope and Geist Mono fonts
• SEO metadata and Person structured data
• Netlify production security headers

Run locally

Requirements: Node.js 22.x and npm 10 or newer.

npm install
npm run dev

Open the local URL printed by Vite.

Quality checks

npm run check

This runs the component/data tests, Oxlint, TypeScript production build, Vite build, and dependency audit.

Production build

npm run build
npm run preview

The deployable output is written to dist/.

Add a project

Use the live project admin, or open the repository's Add portfolio project issue form directly. Both routes create a GitHub-verified submission, run owner-only validation, and post a preview. Comment /publish on an approved issue to run the full checks and add it to the catalogue.

The local command remains available for maintenance:

npm run project:add -- --repo https://github.com/OWNER/REPOSITORY

The intake process infers safe public metadata but leaves personal contribution and ordering for review. Local drafts can be validated and published with:

npm run project:validate
npm run project:publish -- PROJECT-SLUG --confirm
npm run check

See docs/PROJECTS.md for the self-service flow, schema, optional fields, screenshot handling, safeguards, and release workflow.

Live integrations

WakaTime uses a safe public JSON share; Spotify uses server-only Netlify environment variables. See docs/INTEGRATIONS.md for the exact setup and authorization steps. Never commit .env.local or expose Spotify credentials through VITE_ variables.

Content and assets

Project screenshots in public/projects/ are captures of my published work. My portrait, résumé files, and the BishopDGreat circuit-cross artwork are personal identity assets. See ASSET-LICENSE.md for their terms.

License

The source code is available under the MIT License. Brand, résumé, and personal assets are excluded from that grant as described in ASSET-LICENSE.md.