Yes, the website is also a project. It's a static site built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS, with all content managed as markdown files — including the very page you're reading, which means this card describes the thing rendering this card. We don't need to dwell on that.
How it's built
Markdown files with YAML frontmatter become pages at build time; the whole site exports statically and deploys to Cloudflare Pages through a CI pipeline with linting, type checks, and preview deployments on every pull request. For a personal site, this is objectively too much process. It is also exactly the amount of process I wanted.
Where it stands
The foundation, brand identity, and design system are in place, with light and dark modes that both got a proper QA pass. Ongoing work is content — blog posts, project pages, and resisting the urge to rebuild the whole thing every time a new framework trends.