portfolio vitu
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Personal portfolio with project case studies, interactive scenes and route-specific SEO. React, TypeScript and Vite.
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A portfolio for backend and product engineering, built around four case studies and a persistent procedural black hole. The homepage combines large typography, distinct project colors, an engineering profile and direct contact.
Run all checks before opening a pull request. CI installs from the lockfile and checks types, lint, tests, formatting and build. Some tests inspect source contracts; they do not replace browser testing.
The Work disclosure and mobile project list link to all four home chapters, including when opened from a case or 404.
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