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Dev Nexus is a personal developer portfolio built with React, Vite, Framer Motion, and Tailwind CSS. It features an animated sigil navigation hub, glassmorphism UI panels, particle field backgrounds, and a full suite of interactive pages — all wrapped in a dark arcane aesthetic with electric violet and neon lime accents.

Introduction

Learn what Dev Nexus is, how it’s structured, and what makes it unique.

Getting Started

Clone the repo, install dependencies, and run the dev server in minutes.

Architecture

Understand the React + Vite + React Router + Framer Motion stack.

Pages Reference

Browse documentation for every page — Home, About, Projects, Skills, and more.

Components

Explore the reusable components: NavBar, VialCard, SigilDiagram, ParticleField, and more.

Customization

Swap colors, update typography, configure animations, and make the site your own.

What’s inside

Dev Nexus is organized around seven public-facing pages, each with its own personality and animation style:

Home

Animated orbit sigil with six radial navigation nodes

About

Non-linear career timeline with scroll-triggered reveals

Projects

Interactive VialCard grid with expandable project details

Skills

Radar SigilDiagram and icon grid of tech tools

Writing

Article archive with drop-cap typography and dividers

Case Studies

Deep-dive post-mortems with structured ritual sections

Tech stack

1

React 18 + Vite

The app is a single-page React application bundled with Vite for fast dev server startup and optimized production builds.
2

React Router v6

Hash-based client-side routing (HashRouter) handles all page transitions without server-side rendering requirements.
3

Framer Motion

Every page uses AnimatePresence and motion components for entrance/exit animations and scroll-triggered reveals.
4

Tailwind CSS

Utility-first styling with custom design tokens for the arcane color palette — all defined as CSS custom properties.

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