All I need is Tailwind CSS + GSAP npm + Next.js  iamshrey.me           Under the Hood   It’s 2024 and... Tagged with webdev, programming, frontend, javascript.

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The post discusses the author's experience revamping their portfolio website using Tailwind CSS, GSAP, and Next.js. It highlights the importance of learning DSA in programming and emphasizes the significance of showcasing projects and work experience in a portfolio.

Here is my coolest portfolio

Dude, First of all, bravo for your work. I have some comments.
I don’t know if it’s only me but it’s quite dificult to click on your navigation items. The clickable area looks tiny.
I’m on chrome on desktop.
Also, On your homepage, maybe it can be easier for the user if you make the whole card wrapping the link clickable, not just one word.