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Adebayo Muis' Portfolio

The personal portfolio of Adebayo Muis, a frontend engineer focused on fast, optimized user interfaces. The site brings together a short introduction, selected tools and projects, a markdown-powered blog, a downloadable resume, and links to social profiles.

What is included

  • Homepage (/): Introduction, current project, technology stack, selected projects, recent music activity, resume download, and social links.
  • Blog (/blog): Published posts loaded from Markdown files in content/blog, with individual article pages at /blog/[slug].
  • Projects (/projects): A list of projects with descriptions and links to their live sites or package pages. Project data lives in src/lib/data/projects-list.ts.
  • Theme switching: A light/dark theme toggle that persists the visitor's choice and uses the system preference when no choice has been saved.
  • Now playing: The homepage can show the latest Last.fm track through /api/now-playing. Without Last.fm credentials, it displays a placeholder instead.

The project detail route (/projects/[slug]) exists but currently displays an “in progress” placeholder rather than a full project case study.

Running locally

Install dependencies and start the development server:

npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:5173 in your browser.

Useful commands:

npm run check    # Svelte and TypeScript checks
npm run lint     # Prettier and ESLint checks
npm run build    # Production build
npm run preview  # Preview the production build

Content and configuration

Add blog posts as Markdown files in content/blog. Posts use frontmatter for their title, description, date, order, and optional tags.

Update the portfolio's projects, tools, links, and current project in src/lib/data/site-data.ts and src/lib/data/projects-list.ts.

To enable the now-playing card, provide these private environment variables:

LASTFM_API_KEY=your_lastfm_api_key
LASTFM_USERNAME=your_lastfm_username

The resume is served from static/resume.pdf. Static images are stored in static/images.

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