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.