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My Portfolio

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This site—Next.js, Contentlayer, Redis view counts, and an AI-native delivery loop: Cursor agents, RAG over my CV for the Experience page, Figma MCP for pixel-faithful UI, and Google Stitch to draft layouts before refinement in Figma.

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Role
Product & full-stack
Timeline
2023 — present
Tech
Next.js 13, React, Tailwind, Contentlayer, Upstash Redis
Status
Live
Stack
Next.js
Content
MDX + Contentlayer
Analytics
Upstash Redis
Product showcase

Flows & screens

01   Home hero: AI-focused positioning, code visual, and navigation aligned to the Figma portfolio spec.

How it's built

Implementation

01

Design fidelity

Layouts and components traced from Figma via MCP-driven workflows, then tuned in code for accessibility and performance.

02

Content pipeline

Project pages authored in MDX with typed frontmatter; build-time generation via Contentlayer.

03

Engagement signals

Serverless-friendly Redis counters for project views, wired to detail pages without blocking static content where possible.

Description

This portfolio is a refactored Next.js codebase deployed on Vercel: navigation, /projects, /experience, case-study shells, and theming were rebuilt around a Figma-first spec, not an inherited template story. Projects are listed from Contentlayer-backed MDX, and a small REST integration with Upstash Redis powers page view counts on case studies.

Delivery leaned on an AI-native loop grounded in real artifacts: Cursor (including agent-style sessions) for implementation; retrieval over my CV (RAG) so the Experience page tracks what I actually shipped; Figma MCP so frames could be read and mirrored in code instead of approximating layouts; Google Stitch to generate first-pass page ideas that were then refined in Figma before landing here; and Cursor Composer / agent for large, coordinated edits across the repo.

Roadmap

I still iterate here when time allows—more case studies, tighter visuals, and small DX wins on the MDX + deploy pipeline.