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gui.pm is my digital resume website: a focused, static, interactive profile for support, internal development, diagnostics, SQL, automation, and internal systems work.

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Overview

This repository contains the production website for gui.pm. It is a Next.js App Router application using local static data instead of a separate backend.

guipm.dev is a separate website focused on my technical work and projects. Links to guipm.dev inside profile/project data are intentional cross-links, not this website's canonical identity.

Features

  • Static digital resume content rendered by Next.js.
  • Mobile-first layout with a custom cursor and interactive background on desktop.
  • PandaCSS styling with generated styled-system files ignored from Git.
  • SEO metadata, web manifest, favicons, resume PDF route redirect, and Vercel Analytics.
  • No JSON Server, no local API routes, and no required environment variables.

Stack

  • Next.js 16 and React 19.
  • TypeScript with strict mode.
  • PandaCSS for styling and design tokens.
  • React Icons and Fluent Emoji for UI details.
  • Vercel Analytics and Vercel deployment.

Project Structure

src/app/              App Router pages, layout, errors, and page styles
src/components/       UI sections, cards, cursor, background, and glass effects
src/data/             Static content rendered by the website
src/providers/        Static data provider used by server components
src/theme/            PandaCSS tokens, semantic tokens, text styles, and globals
public/               Favicons, manifest, resume PDF, and public images

Requirements

  • Node.js >=22.13.0.
  • npm, using the committed package-lock.json.

Local Development

  1. Install dependencies:
npm install
  1. Start the development server:
npm run dev
  1. Open http://localhost:3000/.

The prepare script runs panda codegen after install. If needed, run it manually:

npm run prepare

Production Build

npm run build

The build script runs panda codegen && next build so Vercel and local builds always generate PandaCSS artifacts before compiling Next.js.

Deploying To Vercel

Recommended Vercel settings:

  • Framework Preset: Next.js.
  • Install Command: npm install.
  • Build Command: npm run build.
  • Output Directory: leave default.
  • Node.js Version: 22.x.
  • Environment Variables: none required.

The canonical production domain is https://gui.pm/.

Scripts

npm run dev       # Start local development server
npm run build     # Generate PandaCSS and build for production
npm run start     # Start the production Next.js server locally
npm run lint      # Run ESLint
npm run lint:fix  # Run ESLint with automatic fixes

Data Model

All website data is stored locally in src/data and accessed through staticDataProvider. The old JSON Server compatibility layer and /api/* routes were removed because the final website no longer consumes or exposes that backend surface.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.

Acknowledgments

  • Inspired by Brittany Chiang's resume-site structure.
  • Inspired by Adenekan Wonderful's cursor/background interaction style.
  • Built and maintained by Guilherme Milék.

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