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Personal Site

This site is not just a portfolio. It is also a working example of how I like to organize information.

I rebuilt it as a documentation-style portfolio because that format better reflects how I think and work. A traditional portfolio can show experience. A help-style site can also show structure, judgment, clarity, and how I approach organizing information.

Why I rebuilt it this way​

The older version of the site worked as a personal profile, but it did not do a great job of showing the parts of my work that matter most:

  • documentation thinking
  • problem-solving
  • writing by content type
  • analytics and operational support
  • practical tool use
  • recent, real examples of work

Rebuilding the site in Docusaurus created a better fit between the content and the medium.

What this project demonstrates​

This project shows several things about how I work:

I like restructuring information​

A big part of this rebuild was not just moving content. It was rethinking the information architecture so the site would feel more like useful documentation and less like a loose set of pages.

I’m comfortable with practical tooling​

This project involved working with:

  • Docusaurus
  • GitHub Pages
  • Markdown
  • config files
  • docs structure
  • navigation and sidebars
  • lightweight site customization

I like iterative improvement​

This site is meant to evolve. It is a practical system, not a frozen brochure.

Why it matters​

A personal site can be a proof point if it reflects the way someone actually works.

This one is meant to do that by showing not just what I’ve done, but how I think about structure, usability, and turning content into something easier to navigate.