- Astro 62.5%
- Python 20.1%
- MDX 7.2%
- CSS 6.7%
- JavaScript 2.2%
- Other 1.3%
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The Work section's "Coming soon" chips listed nine sites that all serve their products now, and the network has grown past them: networkLive lists the 33 live sites beyond the six core services, in two rows (for people, for builders), and the old OpenVibe.Sites tile (13 placeholder domains, which that repository no longer builds) becomes the "33 more live sites" tile. The counts in the group header, the tile, the diagram and "How it fits together" come from that list. build_ats_resume.py gains a third version, IT and technical support, for jobs near home; a version's bullets can now be picked by index. build_resume.py keeps whatever files that script writes. Fixes "collocated" in the LLC bullet (the designed PDF is otherwise pixel-identical). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UgqWFqsrjYdYbusKn5547T |
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alexfrison.net
Personal site, portfolio and resume for Alex Frison. Built with Astro,
fully static, zero CDN dependencies in production (fonts, icons and the one JS library are
vendored under public/assets/vendor/). Deployed to GitHub Pages on every push to main
(.github/workflows/deploy.yml), served at https://alexfrison.net via the public/CNAME file.
Quick start
npm install
npm run dev # http://localhost:4321
npm run build # outputs dist/
npm run preview # preview the built site
npm run vendor:fetch # re-download pinned vendor libraries (only needed after editing the list)
npm run resume:pdf # regenerate public/Alex_Frison_Resume_Sep_2026.pdf (needs python3 + reportlab)
Where the content lives
Everything the site and the PDF say comes from one set of files, so they never drift:
| What | Where |
|---|---|
| Name, pitch, contact, metrics, network tiles, "open to" | src/data/profile.json |
| Roles / experience | src/content/experience/*.json (sorted by order) |
| Skill groups | src/content/skills/*.json |
| Projects and case notes | src/content/projects/*.mdx (frontmatter + body) |
| Site screenshots for the network section | public/assets/img/sites/*.webp |
| Portrait | public/assets/img/me-cut1.png, me-cut2.png |
Edit JSON or MDX, run npm run build, and push. To refresh the PDF after a content change run
npm run resume:pdf and commit the regenerated file (the filename is read from
profile.resumePdf, so bump it there when you want a new dated version).
Structure
src/layouts/Base.astro: head, SEO and JSON-LD, theme boot, smooth scroll (Lenis), reveal animations, custom cursor, spotlight and tilt cards, magnetic buttons.src/components/:Hero(aurora canvas, kinetic name, scramble rotator),Metrics(count-up),Marquee,Now,Network(bento + architecture diagram),ProjectGrid(filterable),Timeline,Skills,Contact,Nav,Footer.src/pages/:index,resume,portfolio,portfolio/[slug],404.resume/build_resume.py: reportlab PDF builder driven by the same content files.scripts/fetch-vendor.mjs: downloads the pinned vendor files.
Deploy
Push to main. The workflow builds with Node 20 and publishes dist/ to GitHub Pages. The custom
domain is configured in the repository's Pages settings and pinned by public/CNAME.
License
Code: MIT. Vendored libraries retain their own licenses, see public/assets/vendor/README.md.
Content, copy and images are © Alex Frison.