This is a submission for the New Year, New You Portfolio Challenge Presented by Google AI
About Me
I don’t like being boxed into a single role. My path into tech started through psychology and design, driven by curiosity and a constant need to understand how things work. From graphic design to UX/UI and eventually web development, each step pushed me deeper into the IT world. Today, I work with low-code tools in a team that values exploration and experimentation—naturally leading me to this challenge.
Portfolio
This portfolio lives between two layers:
the visible interface, and the hidden reasoning beneath it.
Inspired by Stranger Things’ Upside Down.
This project represents the part of my work that usually stays invisible—how I think, question, and connect human behavior with code. It’s not about being radically different, but about being honest about what I’ve been obsessed with lately: cognition, clarity, and the unseen structures behind good design.
Built with React and deployed on Google Cloud Run, this portfolio includes an AI-assisted thinking layer powered by Gemini, allowing the same work to be explained differently depending on who’s reading it. The goal isn’t spectacle—it’s understanding.
Deployed on Google Cloud Run with label
dev-tutorial=devnewyear2026
How I Built It
This portfolio was built with a UI-first approach, prioritizing clarity, structure, and cognitive flow before adding complexity. It was developed using Antigravity alongside React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS to create a modular and scalable interface, then deployed on Google Cloud Run for reliability and performance.
On top of the interface, I added an AI-assisted thinking layer powered by Gemini, which adapts how the portfolio explains itself depending on the audience. AI is used as an interpretation layer, not a replacement for my decisions—helping translate my reasoning with clarity and intention.
What I'm Most Proud Of
I built this portfolio using React with a modular, scalable structure and deployed it on Google Cloud Run for reliability and performance. On top of the interface, I added an AI-assisted thinking layer powered by Gemini, which adapts how the portfolio explains itself depending on the audience.
AI is used as an interpretation layer, not a replacement for my decisions—helping translate my reasoning with clarity and intention.
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