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Portfolio UI Experiment

A single-page visual experiment created while exploring an animated personal portfolio interface.

Status HTML License

Overview | Run locally | Project status | Canonical Portfolio | Issues

Overview

This repository is an earlier portfolio design experiment for Md. Masum Billah. It combines a dark visual theme, motion effects, charts, and a 3D background in one standalone HTML file. It is retained as a record of frontend exploration; the maintained portfolio is itsmebillah.github.io.

Features

  • Responsive single-page portfolio layout
  • Tailwind CSS configuration embedded in the page
  • Three.js background scene
  • Typed text, scroll animation, particles, and chart experiments
  • No application server or build step

Technology

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Tailwind CSS CDN, Three.js, AOS, Typed.js, Chart.js, Particles.js, and Font Awesome.

Run Locally

Clone the repository and open index.html in a browser. An internet connection is required because the libraries and fonts are loaded from public CDNs.

git clone https://github.com/itsmebillah/fun.git
cd fun

Project Status

This is an experiment, not the canonical portfolio and not an actively maintained application. Its single-file structure and multiple CDN dependencies make it useful as a design reference but a poor foundation for future portfolio work.

Recommendation

Keep the repository public only when showing design iteration is useful. Otherwise, archive it or make it private after confirming the canonical portfolio contains any ideas worth retaining.

License

No open-source license has been selected. All rights remain with the repository owner unless a license is added.


Md. Masum Billah · Data Analyst | Automation Developer | Business Intelligence Specialist

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Archived-style single-page portfolio UI experiment using Three.js and browser animation libraries.

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