dansday.com

I recently built dansday.com as a living and interactive representation of my work. I chose SvelteKit 5 for the foundation because of its performance and solid developer experience. While my internal search did not return historical commit data or prior records for this project, here is the breakdown of what I recently shipped based on my current notes.

I designed the user interface to merge the aesthetics and usability of two distinct operating systems. The experience feels like a blend of an Ubuntu application and a Windows 11 environment. This gives visitors a familiar desktop interaction paradigm right in their browser.

There are two major features I focused on for this build:

1. Contribution Page
   I integrated a live feed of my GitHub activity directly into the site. This acts as a real time ledger of what I am building, reviewing, and committing across my repositories.
2. Interactive Terminal
   I built a terminal interface that acts as my digital assistant. It is capable of answering questions about my professional background, skills, and projects when visitors query it.

This project allowed me to experiment with pushing browser capabilities to mimic native operating systems and integrating live data to build a custom portfolio interface.