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A personal project website that's a personal project in itself.
I personally built a small blog engine, with a subset of features from Jekyll, which can generate blog posts and home page out of markdown. It was definitely a project on its own.
Here is the ideal of what every site should look like: http://motherfuckingwebsite.com edit: Seriously, why does a site need to be like a fucking pop-up book?!
I am a graduate student with similar goals (though already have a job) Here is my site: http://www.akshaybhat.com I optimized it for following: 0. Responsive 1. Easy to understand layout 2. Images to highlight projects 3. A professional picture. 4. Contact & email information. Don't bother fighting email collecting bots, they already have billions of them due to breaches and most likely yours if it appears on Have I…
I am a graduate student with similar goals (though already have a job) Here is my site: http://www.akshaybhat.com I optimized it for following: 0. Responsive 1. Easy to understand layout 2. Images to highlight projects 3. A professional picture. 4. Contact & email information. Don't bother fighting email collecting bots, they already have billions of them due to breaches and most likely yours if it appears on Have I…
If I could offer some advice, there are a few minor grammatical errors in your bio. Maybe have someone cast their eyes over it to show you some things you could change.