Documentation Index
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The Ingredients Pantry
Every great oracle needs a well-stocked pantry. In Alex Weaver’s portfolio, the Ingredients Pantry page turns technical skills into a collection of alchemical potion jars. Each jar’s liquid fill is drawn at the skill’s exact proficiency height via a static SVG path computed at render time — hover reveals the fill by brightening its opacity, while the jar itself tilts and scales up slightly via Framer Motion. A paper label on the jar body shows the technology name; a text element inside the fill area shows the numeric proficiency percentage. The result is a living inventory: part skill chart, part apothecary cabinet. Skills are grouped into three brewing disciplines — Frontend Brews, Backend Hexes, and Mystic Tools — each reflecting a different layer of the development stack.Frontend Brews
These are the client-side concoctions Alex reaches for most often: the ingredients that render pixels, manage state, and breathe motion into interfaces.| Skill | Proficiency | Brand Color |
|---|---|---|
| React | 90% | #61dafb |
| TypeScript | 85% | #3178c6 |
| Tailwind | 95% | #38bdf8 |
| Framer | 80% | #ff5252 |
Backend Hexes
The server-side spells: data persistence, API construction, and the runtime that ties it all together.| Skill | Proficiency | Brand Color |
|---|---|---|
| Node.js | 75% | #68a063 |
| PostgreSQL | 70% | #336791 |
| GraphQL | 65% | #e10098 |
Mystic Tools
The arcane instruments of the craft — version control, containerisation, and cloud infrastructure that every modern developer keeps close at hand.| Skill | Proficiency | Brand Color |
|---|---|---|
| Git | 88% | #f05032 |
| Docker | 60% | #2496ed |
| AWS | 55% | #ff9900 |
All proficiency percentages are self-assessed indicators of practical comfort and day-to-day confidence — not scores from a formal certification or benchmarking tool. A rating of 55% (AWS) means Alex works with the technology regularly and is productive but continues to learn; 95% (Tailwind) means it is second nature. Treat them as a relative signal for how quickly Alex can hit the ground running in each area, not as absolute measures of expertise.