Personal portfolio website.

There are two options:

1. Just double click the index.html and the site should load.
2. If you're in a linux environment and have Python 3 installed, just navigate to the src directory and run python3 -m http.server 1234 to run it on port 1234. It should then be accessible at http://localhost:1234/

HTML pages lose their .html suffix when deployed, for instance a deployed address might be kevisual.com/3d and not kevisual.com/3d.html. As such, when running locally, links won't work correctly.

This is a fairly straight forward vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript however, to make html files reusable, they need to be converted to JavaScript components. I have included shell script file: escapeHTML.sh to streamline this step. The process is as follows:

• Make sure there is at least one blank line at the bottom of the html file you wish to convert (e.g.header.html)
• In a linux terminal, navigate to the folder with the file
• Convert it to JavaScript by running ../escapeHTML.sh <file_name>.html
• Now the component can be used inside the main HTML file by including the following code: <script src="<file_name>.js"></script>

• In a Linux terminal install webp with sudo apt install webp
• Navigate to the media folder
• Run cwebp -q 90 <file_name>.png -o <file_name>.webp