A modern and fully responsive personal portfolio website,
showcasing the skills and projects of Tamzyn Helfe, a frontend developer.
Designed for all devices, built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React.
π Table of Contents
- π€ Introduction
- βοΈ Tech Stack
- π Features
This project is a modern personal portfolio website built using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. It is designed to showcase the skills and projects of Tamzyn Helfe, a frontend developer specializing in creating stylish, responsive web experiences. The website features a clean, minimalist design with an intuitive layout, ensuring a seamless and engaging user experience across all devices.
HTML5
CSS3
JavaScript
Lenish
π Header: A clean and modern header with the logo, navigation menu, and social media icons for easy access to different sections and profiles.
π Hero Section: A compelling hero section that introduces the developer (Tamzyn Helfe) with a catchy headline, brief description, and prominent call-to-action buttons for "Download CV" and "Hire Me".
π About Me Section: An overview of the developer's background, skills, and experience, including:
- A professional photo
- A concise bio highlighting expertise and career goals
- Key information about languages, education, and projects completed
π Skills Showcase: Visual representation of the developer's skills using colorful icons or logos, allowing visitors to quickly grasp their technical proficiencies.
π Projects Section: A gallery of featured projects, each with:
- Project thumbnail or screenshot
- Project title and brief description
- "View More" and "Details" buttons for further exploration
π Dedicated Pages (About, Projects, etc.): Separate pages for each major section, such as:
- About Page: A more detailed overview of the developer's personal story, journey, and values.
- Projects Page: A comprehensive showcase of all projects, including detailed descriptions, tech stacks, and links to live demos.
π Contact Form: An easy-to-use contact form for potential clients or employers to reach out, including fields for name, email, and message.
π Contact Information: Clear display of contact details including phone number, email address, and physical location for alternative ways to get in touch.
π Availability Section: A prominent section highlighting the developer's availability for freelancing, encouraging potential clients to reach out.
π Responsive Design: A fully responsive layout that adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes, ensuring a great user experience on both desktop and mobile devices.
π Footer: A footer with additional navigation links, social media icons, and copyright information, providing easy access to important pages and profiles.
π Consistent Branding: Use of a cohesive color scheme (blue and white) and consistent typography throughout the site, reinforcing the personal brand.
π High-Quality Imagery: Professional and personable photos of the developer, adding a human touch and building trust with visitors.
π Smooth Scrolling with Lenis: Implementation of Lenis for buttery-smooth scrolling across the entire website, enhancing the user experience with fluid page navigation and seamless section transitions. This feature adds a polished, premium feel to the portfolio and improves overall interactivity.
To set up the Tamzyn Portfolio project on your local machine, follow these steps.
Before starting, make sure you have the following installed:
- Git : Required for cloning the repository.
- A code editor like VS Code with Live Server installed for local hosting.
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/psparwez/Tamzyn-portfolio.git
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Navigate to the project folder:
cd Tamzyn-portfolio
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Open the project in your editor:
code .
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Run the project using Live Server:
- Right-click the
index.html
file in your editor. - Select "Open with Live Server" to launch the website in your default browser.
- Right-click the
Youβre now ready to explore and customize Tamzyn Portfolio locally!
If you have any questions, encounter issues, or would like to collaborate on this project, feel free to reach out!
If you encounter any bugs or have suggestions, please open an issue on the GitHub Issues page.
I look forward to hearing from you and collaborating!