Personal Wiki Build¶

Summary¶

This site is itself a project: a public technical portfolio built with MkDocs, Material for MkDocs, GitHub, and Cloudflare Pages.

It documents my projects, career positioning, technical notes, and lessons learned in a way that can be shared publicly.

Problem¶

Technical work gets lost when it only exists in chat threads, screenshots, local folders, and memory.

A public wiki creates a durable place to organize project work, explain technical decisions, show evidence, and connect hands-on work to career value.

Approach¶

The site is built as a static documentation project:

Write pages in Markdown.
Organize projects by category.
Store screenshots with the project pages.
Version the site in GitHub.
Deploy through Cloudflare Pages.
Keep the site public-safe and professional.

Tools and Concepts¶

MkDocs
Material for MkDocs
Markdown
Git
GitHub
Cloudflare Pages
Static site deployment
Technical writing
Portfolio design

What This Demonstrates¶

Documentation discipline
Git-based workflow
Static site deployment
Public technical communication
Project organization
Professional presentation
Ability to turn hands-on work into a clear portfolio

Outcome¶

The site provides a central place to present technical work, project evidence, career positioning, and public-facing documentation.

Screenshot Opportunities¶

Screenshot	What It Proves
Local MkDocs preview	Shows development workflow
GitHub repository	Shows version control
Cloudflare deployment success	Shows static hosting
Live site homepage	Shows public result
Project page with screenshots	Shows portfolio maturity

Screenshot Folder¶

Save screenshots here:

docs/assets/images/projects/personal-wiki/

Recommended filenames:

local-preview.png
github-repo.png
cloudflare-deployment.png
live-homepage.png
project-page.png