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How Ashraful Islam Built an SEO-Friendly Portfolio Using Next.js & Tailwind CSS

Introduction

Hey, I'm Ashraful Islam, a passionate web developer. I built my portfolio using Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and SEO-focused techniques to boost visibility and performance. Here’s how I structured it for speed, responsiveness, and search engine ranking.

Tech Stack

1. Framework & UI

  • Next.js – Great for SEO and fast performance.
  • React.js – Component-based UI development.
  • Tailwind CSS – Lightweight and responsive styling.

2. SEO & Optimization

  • next-sitemap – Auto-generates a sitemap for indexing.
  • Meta Tags & Open Graph – Improves search ranking and social previews.

3. Features & Enhancements

  • Contact Form with Nodemailer – Enables direct communication.
  • Live Chat Integration – Redirects users to WhatsApp.
  • Typewriter Effect – Adds interactive animations.

Challenges & Solutions

  • SEO Optimization: Implemented structured meta tags and sitemap.
  • Performance Issues: Used image optimization and lazy-loading.
  • Responsive Design: Tailwind CSS ensures a smooth mobile experience.

Let's Connect!

Want to see more of my work? Follow me on:

🔗 LinkedIn

🐱 GitHub

📸 Instagram

📘 Facebook

🐦 Twitter (or ✖ X)

📌 Pinterest

Final Thoughts

Building an SEO-friendly portfolio helped me enhance my skills as a web developer. If you want to create one like Ashraful Islam’s Portfolio, focus on Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and SEO techniques for better search visibility.

👉 Check out my portfolio: Ashraful Islam's Portfolio

What do you think about my portfolio? Feel free to share your feedback! 😊🔥

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