As pixari.dev continues to grow as my home for thoughts, tutorials, and deep dives into development, I realized I needed a dedicated, streamlined space for my professional background.
Today, I’m excited to announce the launch of my new interactive resume: me.pixari.dev.
Why a separate subdomain?
Separation of concerns isn’t just a good coding practice; it’s good for user experience, too. By moving my CV to its own dedicated space, I can keep the main blog focused entirely on content and community.
What you’ll find on me.pixari.dev
I designed the new site to be more than just a static PDF. Here is what you can expect:
- Interactive Experience: A clean, responsive UI that makes it easy to navigate through my work history on any device.
- Spotlights: Deeper dives into the specific technologies, challenges, and solutions involved in my past work.
- A Living Document: Unlike a traditional resume, this site will be continuously updated with my latest skills, certifications, and open-source contributions.
- Print-Friendly: For those who still need a classic copy, there is an easily accessible, perfectly formatted PDF download available directly on the site.
Under the Hood 🛠️
For those curious about the stack, I built me.pixari.dev using HTML and JS. It’s styled with CSS and hosted on Vercel for lightning-fast delivery.
Let’s Connect
Head over to me.pixari.dev to check it out, and let me know what you think!