My Portfolio Website

Single source of truth split: this workspace covers project management — planning, tracking, decisions-in-progress, personal notes. All technical documentation (architecture, API, deployment, standards) lives in the git repository under /docs, not here. See the Documentation Index page below, and the full split rationale in the repo at docs/notion-vs-markdown.md.

Vision

A portfolio site that works as hard as a strong engineer's actual portfolio should: fast, accessible, honestly documented, and easy for a recruiter, client, or future-me to evaluate at a glance — not just a visually polished front door with undocumented internals behind it.

Goals

Ship and maintain a full-stack (Next.js + Express + Prisma/Postgres) personal site with a custom CMS/admin panel for all content.
Keep technical documentation accurate and drift-free — corrected as of the 2026-07 documentation audit (see the Technical Debt tracker below and the git repo's docs/appendices/).
Close the highest-priority security gap (no rate limiting on admin login) and the biggest performance gap (homepage double-fetch) — see Backlog.
Grow this into a workspace that supports real project-management habits (sprints, retros, decision records) rather than ad hoc changes with no paper trail.

Where to go from here

Section	For
Roadmap & Planning	Milestones, backlog, sprints, releases
Product & Architecture Index	Summary views of features/pages/components, with links out to full git docs
Research & Ideas	Spikes, someday/maybe ideas
Meetings & Decisions	Meeting notes, lightweight decision log
Tracking	Analytics, risks, technical debt, retrospectives
Knowledge Base	Resources, references, learning notes
Logs & Reviews	Daily log, weekly/monthly review

Technical documentation lives at: the project's git repository, /docs directory — see docs/README.md for its full index. Do not duplicate architecture/API/deployment detail here.

Roadmap & Planning

Product & Architecture Index

Production Audit — July 2026

Bug Dashboard