aaitorg.github.io

Personal portfolio of Aitor González-Marfil — PhD Candidate in Computer Science & AI working on biomedical computer vision, self-supervised learning, and deployment-ready ML pipelines.

Live site: https://aaitorg.github.io

Design credit

This site is built as a faithful adaptation of [Brittany Chiang's v4 portfolio template] (https://github.com/bchiang7/v4) — a clean, dark-themed portfolio. The original is a Gatsby site; this version ports its structure, design tokens, and component architecture into a lightweight React + Vite single-page app, then layers Aitor's content (CV, projects, publications) on top. Attribution is included in the footer.

Stack

• React + Vite — fast, minimal single-page app
• Custom CSS (no UI framework) ported from Brittany Chiang's design system: dark theme, navy/green palette, vertical sidebar nav, fixed social + email rails, numbered section headings, scroll-reveal animations
• Deployed to GitHub Pages via the GitHub Actions workflow in .github/workflows/deploy.yml

Structure

• src/config.js — all content + site config (hero, about, jobs, education, projects, publications, social links, attribution)
• src/components/ — Sidebar (Nav), Social, Email, Hero, About, Experience, Education, Projects, Publications, Contact, Footer, and an Icon SVG set
• src/hooks/useReveal.js — scroll-reveal animation hook
• src/index.css — design tokens and layout

Sections

• Hero — name, role, one-line pitch
• About — short bio and skills
• Experience — selected ML / research roles (DIPC, UPV/EHU, IXA)
• Education — degrees from UPV/EHU
• Projects — featured work (Light My Cells, napari-DINOSim, UNETR_2D, 2048 Bot, Fake News Detector)
• Publications — highlight linking to Google Scholar
• Contact — email CTA

Editing

All content lives in src/config.js. Update the strings there to change any text, job, project, or link — no component edits required.

Local development

npm install
npm run dev      # http://localhost:5173

Build & deploy

npm run build    # outputs static site to dist/

The GitHub Actions workflow builds and publishes dist/ to GitHub Pages automatically on every push to main. .nojekyll ensures GitHub Pages serves the build as-is.