Overview:
The content is a guide for personalizing and deploying a portfolio website template. It mentions the tech stack used (React, MUI, UnDraw, SimpleIcons, NextJS, Vercel), provides instructions on how to personalize and customize the template, and explains the deployment process with Vercel.
Features:
- Personalization: The template can be personalized by updating files like data.json, which stores information like name, skills, projects, and experience. Icons from simpleicons.org can also be used.
- Customization: The theme object allows for customization of colors, breakpoints, typography, animations, etc.
- Deployment: The guide provides instructions on how to deploy the personalized template using Vercel and GitHub.
Installation:
- Press the image to clone the template to your GitHub account.
- Clone the newly created repository to your local machine.
- Customize the necessary files with your own information.
- Update the data.json file with your name, landing content, skills, projects, and experience.
- Use valid icon names from simpleicons.org for the skills and projects sections.
- Customize the about section by replacing the provided images with your own.
- Update the Google Analytics code in the pages/_document.js file.
- Replace the .png icons and manifest.webmanifest in the public folder (use tools like Favicon and Simicart for generating these files).
- Modify the domains in next.config.js if you want to use images from additional sources.
- Replace the SVG files in the public/ directory with your own images for the landing, skills, experience, projects, and about sections.
- Commit your changes and push to your repository.
Summary:
The content provides a step-by-step guide for personalizing and deploying a portfolio website template. It highlights key features such as personalization of information and icons, customization of theme, and deployment using Vercel. The installation process includes updating files with personal information, modifying images and icons, and configuring Google Analytics. The guide also suggests sources for generating icons and manifest files. The deployment process with Vercel is explained, along with important considerations like creating a personal access token (PAT) and setting environment variables.