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I appreciate every hard work and energy put into shared/open source projects of course, so thanks for contributing. But i honestly dont really see how this bloat of frameworks is any useful to achieve such a simple thing. Might want to release/describe it more as a boilerplate kind of thing.

Can this be deployed on Github pages?

That’s cool and all, but… is NextJS really needed for a personal website?
I’d say, if you MUST use a framework, that Astro would be a better fit, since it can generate a static site focused on content, which in this case would be appropriate.