This is an older Jekyll portfolio build. It is simple, static, and very obviously made for GitHub Pages, which is part of its charm and part of its limit.
At a glance
- Stack: Jekyll, Liquid, Sass, HTML
- Type: Static portfolio site
- Use: Case studies and blog posts
- Status: Older project
What it does
The site gives projects and posts a home without much overhead. Content stays in files, layouts stay predictable, and the whole thing can be hosted cheaply and reliably.
How it is organised
_config.yml defines the base URL and the main settings. Posts live in _posts, case studies live in _casestudies, and the usual Jekyll layout pieces sit around them. It is a small setup, which is exactly why it remains manageable.
Why it matters
- It shows the appeal of keeping content close to the code.
- It is cheap to host and easy to version.
- It made case studies feel like a first-class part of the site rather than an afterthought.
What I would add
- Better setup documentation.
- Tags or categories for browsing.
- A clearer index page for the case studies.
