# Amit Gupta — Portfolio Site A GitHub Pages / Jekyll portfolio, structured like a personal site: hero bio, experience timeline, deep-dive case studies, and a resume page — but built for a Product Owner / Delivery Management profile instead of an academic one. ## Site map - `/` — Home: hero, quick facts, what-I-do cards - `/experience/` — Career timeline - `/case-studies/` — Index of deep-dive project write-ups - `/case-studies//` — Individual case studies (in `_case_studies/`) - `/ai/` — AI & Innovation: hands-on AI work and credentials - `/certifications/` — Certifications + education tables - `/resume/` — Embedded PDF + download button - `/contact/` — Contact details + optional form ## How to publish this (free, ~10 minutes) 1. Create a new GitHub repo named `.github.io` (must match your username exactly for the root domain, e.g. `connectamitgupta.github.io`). 2. Push everything in this folder to that repo's `main` branch. 3. In the repo's **Settings → Pages**, set source to "Deploy from a branch", branch `main`, folder `/ (root)`. 4. Your site goes live at `https://.github.io` in a few minutes. 5. Update `_config.yml`: set `url` to your real GitHub Pages URL and `author.github` to your actual GitHub profile. ## Before you publish - [ ] Add a real photo at `assets/images/profile.jpg` (square, ~400x400px) - [ ] Export your resume to PDF and place it at `assets/files/Amit_Gupta_Resume.pdf` - [ ] Update `_config.yml` — GitHub username, LinkedIn URL if changed - [ ] If using the contact form, sign up at formspree.io (free tier) and replace `YOUR_FORM_ID` in `contact.md` - [ ] Edit the 4 starter case studies in `_case_studies/` — add real screenshots, dashboards, or diagrams if you have them; these currently use only text you've already confirmed as accurate - [ ] Add more case studies by copying the front-matter pattern in any existing file in `_case_studies/` ## Local preview (optional) If you have Ruby installed: ```bash gem install bundler jekyll bundle init echo 'gem "jekyll"' >> Gemfile echo 'gem "jekyll-seo-tag"' >> Gemfile echo 'gem "jekyll-sitemap"' >> Gemfile bundle install bundle exec jekyll serve ``` Then open `http://localhost:4000`. GitHub Pages will build it automatically on push, so local preview is optional but useful for checking layout before you publish. ## Why this structure - **Jekyll + GitHub Pages** — free hosting, no server to maintain, and GitHub builds the site automatically on every push. - **Case studies as a collection** — adding a new project is just adding one Markdown file to `_case_studies/`, not touching any HTML. - **Plain-language content, real numbers** — every stat on this site (90%+ delivery, 30,000+ accountants, 250+ institutions, 4+ domain agents, 85%+ accuracy) is one you already confirmed. Keep it that way — case studies get scrutinized harder than a resume bullet. # info