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Mi Portfolio is the personal developer portfolio of Leila, a backend developer, built with SvelteKit and Tailwind CSS. These docs walk through the project’s architecture, component structure, configuration, and deployment setup — everything a developer needs to understand, fork, or extend the site.
The site UI is written in Spanish. This documentation covers the developer-facing structure and configuration in English.

What is Mi Portfolio?

Mi Portfolio is a single-page application (SPA) divided into four clearly defined sections:
SectionPurpose
HeroAnimated landing view with Leila’s name, a short intro, social links, and a CTA button
AboutSkills grid powered by Iconify icons and a personal background blurb
ProjectsA grid of ProjectCard components, each linking to a live site and GitHub repo
ContactA two-column layout with direct contact details and an EmailJS-powered message form
The route entry point is src/routes/+page.svelte, which composes these four sections by importing AboutSection, ProjectsSection, and ContactSection from $lib/components, alongside a SocialLinks component rendered directly in the Hero. The project’s Spanish-language UI reflects Leila’s target audience (Spanish-speaking employers and clients), while the underlying code follows standard SvelteKit and TypeScript conventions documented here in English.

Technology Stack

SvelteKit

The core framework — version ^1.27.4. Handles routing, SSR/SSG configuration, and the component lifecycle. The Vercel adapter (@sveltejs/adapter-vercel ^3.1.0) is used for deployment.

Tailwind CSS

Utility-first CSS framework (^3.4.1) for all layout and visual styling, including the @tailwindcss/typography plugin for rich-text content areas.

TypeScript

Strict TypeScript (^5.9.3) is enabled via @tsconfig/svelte. The svelte-check tool enforces type safety across .svelte files at compile time.

EmailJS

The @emailjs/browser package (^4.4.1) sends contact form submissions directly from the browser — no server-side email infrastructure required.

Iconify

The @iconify/svelte package (^3.1.4) provides a unified icon component that pulls from any Iconify icon set, used throughout the skills grid and UI elements.

Vercel

Deployment target via @sveltejs/adapter-vercel. Vercel Analytics (@vercel/analytics ^1.6.1) is integrated to track page views with zero configuration.

Key Features

  • Svelte entrance animationsfly, fade, and blur transitions from svelte/transition (with quintOut easing) animate every major section and element on mount.
  • Dark animated grid background — A full-viewport decorative grid renders behind all content, giving the site its distinctive dark aesthetic.
  • Responsive sticky Navbar — The navigation bar stays fixed at the top on scroll; a hamburger menu collapses section links on mobile viewports.
  • Interactive skills grid — The About section renders a grid of technology icons using @iconify/svelte, each paired with a label.
  • ProjectCard component — Each project is displayed in a card that surfaces both a live site URL and a GitHub repository link.
  • EmailJS contact form — The Contact section submits messages via emailjs.send() without any backend, showing inline success/error feedback.
  • Vercel Analytics — Page-view analytics are collected automatically via the @vercel/analytics integration.
  • CV PDF download — The portfolio exposes a direct link to download Leila’s CV as a PDF file.

Project at a Glance

PropertyValue
Repositorygithub.com/lgomegarc/mi-portfolio
Version0.0.1
VisibilityPrivate
Adapter@sveltejs/adapter-vercel ^3.1.0
Module typeESM ("type": "module")
Node target18+

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