My personal website portfolio, built with Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion. Dark mode leans into a phosphor-green CRT terminal look; light mode swaps that for a warm amber-on-paper "ledger" palette. An animated ASCII field runs behind the page and scrambles under the cursor, and an interactive console drawer lets visitors run real commands (whoami, skills, projects, contact).
- Terminal-themed UI - CRT green/amber palettes, scanline chrome, decrypt-style text reveals, and a boot-up handshake sequence on load
- Interactive console drawer - press
`to open a real shell withhelp,whoami,skills,projects,contact,sudo, and command history (↑/↓), lazy-loaded so it doesn't cost anything until opened - Manual effects toggle - visitors can turn off the animated background and motion for low-end devices; a jank-watcher nudges people to do this automatically if the page is visibly struggling
- Reduced-motion ambient background - a static scanline/glow treatment stands in for the ASCII background whenever effects are off or
prefers-reduced-motionis set, so the site still feels alive without the per-frame cost - Light/dark theme toggle, remembered across visits
- Live GitHub activity heatmap, pulled from the GitHub GraphQL API
- Scroll progress indicator in the nav
- Contact form wired to Web3Forms, no backend required
- Dynamically generated Open Graph image matching the site's own terminal aesthetic for link previews
- Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS v4
- Framer Motion
- Canvas 2D, for the ASCII background (no WebGL)
Deployed on Vercel at raigon.dev.