Welcome to ChiragChrg's portfolio website, your gateway to the dynamic world of full stack web development. Immerse yourself in the digital realm where my expertise in coding and design converges to create extraordinary online experiences.
Check out the current live version of the portfolio:
👉 https://chiragchrg.netlify.app
Preview the upcoming version here (Nightly Build - astro branch):
👉 https://chiragchrg-nightly.netlify.app/
A fresh version is under active development—this isn’t just a revamp but a more extensible architecture designed for quick personalization:
- Templatized Setup – Fork and adapt your own version in minutes.
- Custom Theme System – Try different themes (with light/dark variants) using a theme selection dropdown—available only in the nightly build for preview purposes.
- Production Behavior – In the stable version, the theme dropdown is disabled; a single static theme is used based on your choice in
src/config/portfolio.config.ts. - Quality Enhancements – Performance boosts and UI refinements all around.
The portfolio leverages the following technologies:
Follow these steps to run the project locally:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/ChiragChrg/portfolio.git
- Navigate to the project directory:
cd portfolio - Install dependencies:
npm install
- Start the development server:
npm run dev
- Optimized Performance: Built with Astro for lightning-fast load times.
- Responsive Design: Tailored for all devices using TailwindCSS.
- Interactive Animations: Powered by GSAP for smooth transitions.
- SEO Friendly: Enhanced visibility with Astro SEO integration.
- Dynamic Components: Utilizes Preact for modular and reusable UI elements.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
You may use, copy, modify, and distribute this project for any purpose, provided that you:
- Include the original copyright.
- Retain the MIT license in all copies or substantial portions of the software.
Attribution is appreciated but not required. If you use this project, consider giving visible credit is given to ChiragChrg somewhere within your project (e.g., in the README, footer, or documentation).
Proper attribution helps acknowledge the effort invested in this project and upholds the values of integrity, transparency, and the open‑source community.