alexmoss.co.uk is - on the surface at least - an online CV describing the career of me, Alex Moss.

It also serves as a way for me to experiment with some cloud-native technologies using a very simple application.

• Dashboard
• Alerts
• Availability checks

The sections I wanted are different from what the theme ships with. You can control this by editing themes/somrat/layouts/index.html to control the filenames used etc.

These were the sections I ended up with:

0. Banner
1. About, Experience + Skills
2. Services --> Tech Skills, extend with words
   • Ditch the call to action
3. Platform Engineering like About
4. Cloud Architecture like About but reversed
   • [removed] Portfolio - keep, link to other sites
5. Education
6. Testimonials --> Interests
7. Fun Facts
8. Contact

1. There's some custom CSS added in custom.css.
2. I disabled the tags + related posts functionality in themes/somrat/layouts/_default/single.html, as I didn't want to use them and they looked odd with blank info.
3. I edited the "Read More" links to have a forward arrow instead of down, and therefore a different animation too. This is in index.html.
4. I edited the portrait photo in the About section to not be width: 100% and to align it to the center of the div by setting mx-auto in index.html.
5. Added contact.js (my own code) and linked to it in script.html. For this to work I also added jqBootstrapValidation.js (you can find this easily enough on t'interwebz).
6. Disabled the Portfolio section in index.html. Didn't need it for this content.
7. Created a 404 page - it was blank. See 404.html.
8. Replaced remote sourcing of fontawesome and rubik fonts with local copies. I like to minimise my external dependencies!
9. I also deleted several assets that weren't used - such as screenshots and example site for the theme.

./go run. You need to have Hugo installed (tested with hugo v0.90.1+extended).

As an aside, I considered the following other Hugo themes before settling the somrat one:

• port-hugo - pretty similar to this one
• timer-hugo