Hero Section
The first thing visitors see. Name, tagline, photo, and social links.
Tip: upload your photo to a GitHub repo and use the "raw.githubusercontent.com" link.
Site
Global browser-tab title and search/social description.
Technologies shown in the marquee near the top of the page.
About Section
Your bio, stats, and core philosophy pillars.
You can use <strong>text</strong> to bold key phrases.
The "Problem → Data → … → Monitoring" strip under the About photo.
Experience / Timeline
Your professional journey, in reverse-chronological order.
Projects
Showcase your work with filters, tags, and links.
The "key" must match a project's Category Key exactly (e.g. "ml", "data", "web", "all").
Skills
Skill groups and the proficiency radar chart.
Snapshot
The "snapshot of me" stats strip.
ML Pipeline
The scroll-highlighted machine-learning workflow steps.
AI Lab
Experiments and explorations you are studying or building.
Credentials
Certifications and courses, with optional credential URLs.
Notes
Short write-ups with categories and read-time filters.
These appear as the "All / ..." filter pills on the site.
Resume
The download-resume call to action.
Use a direct link, e.g. raw.githubusercontent.com/.../resume.pdf
Contact
Contact methods and the closing note.
GitHub Feed
Live repository feed on the site.
GitHub Settings
Connect this back office to your GitHub repository so changes publish directly to your live site.
Repository
Format: username/repository-name (e.g. RDrahul123/Portfolio-v2)
Personal Access Token
Generate at GitHub → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Fine-grained tokens.