Personal Portfolio (this thing)
After postponing the creation of a personal website for a long time, I finally decided to build a portfolio site showcasing my skills, experience, and projects. Initially, I considered several options, but ultimately, I teamed up with friends—a designer and a frontend developer—and we decided to use Next.js for the project. We chose Vercel for hosting and Supabase for the database, later integrating Payload CMS directly into the Next.js framework. Inspired by a beautiful template from Chronark, I quickly created the first version of the site, focusing on clean architecture and error handling with Effect.