Personal Portfolio Website

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Instructions for working on Cameron's personal portfolio website built with React 19 and Vite.

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7/26/2026
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Automated summary

Provides the context and conventions needed to work on Cameron's personal portfolio site, built with React 19, Vite 6, and React-Bootstrap.

Strengths

  • Precisely documents the stack (React 19, Vite 6, react-router-hash-link, EmailJS, react-helmet-async) and the component tree
  • States where each kind of style and image lives, saving time searching the monolithic App.css
  • Covers VITE_* environment variables and the .env.example setup step
  • Points to the repo's internal agent skills (.agents/skills/) that contributions must follow

Limitations

  • Highly specific to one project and its owner, so barely reusable elsewhere
  • Does not describe actual component contents or coding conventions beyond file layout
  • Known limitations (monolithic CSS, unmaintained react-on-screen) are flagged but no migration plan is given
When to use it

Use it whenever you need to add a section, change a component, or fix a bug on Cameron's portfolio site.

When not to use it

Avoid it for other React projects or generic tasks unrelated to this specific portfolio.

Security analysis

Safe
Quality score85/100

This is a project-context instruction file for a React/Vite portfolio site. It contains no commands that execute destructive actions, no credential exfiltration, no obfuscated payloads, and no attempts to disable safety controls. It references environment variables for EmailJS credentials only as setup context, not as secrets to expose.

No concerns found

How this analysis is made

Examples

Add a new section
Add a 'Testimonials' section to the portfolio between Projects and Contact, with its own component in src/components, matching the existing styling conventions in App.css.
Update project showcase
Add a fourth tab to Projects.jsx showcasing my new open-source CLI tool, including a ProjectCard with an image from src/assets/images/.
Fix contact form
The contact form isn't sending emails — check the EmailJS setup in Contact.jsx and confirm the VITE_ env vars are wired correctly.

name: personal-portfolio description: Instructions for working on Cameron's personal portfolio website built with React 19 and Vite

Personal Portfolio Website

This skill provides context and instructions for working on Cameron Vandermeersch's personal portfolio site.

When to use

Use this skill when making changes to the portfolio website — adding sections, modifying components, updating content, or fixing bugs.

Tech Stack

  • Framework: React 19 with Vite 6
  • UI: React-Bootstrap 2, Animate.css, react-on-screen
  • Routing: react-router-dom 6 + react-router-hash-link (single page with hash navigation)
  • Forms: EmailJS (@emailjs/browser) for contact form
  • SEO: react-helmet-async
  • Styling: Vanilla CSS (single App.css file, ~1400 lines)
  • Fonts: Custom "Centra" font (CentraNo2-Bold, Medium, Book)
  • Deploy: Vercel (CI via GitHub Actions)
  • Analytics: Google Tag Manager (GTM-54JD5G65)
  • Env vars: VITE_* prefix (accessed via import.meta.env.VITE_*)

Installed AI Agent Skills

This repository leverages skills.sh extensions located in .agents/skills/. Any AI agent working in this repo has automatic access to these strict guidelines and rulesets. When contributing to this project, adhere strictly to these principles:

  • Core React & Vite: vercel-react-best-practices, vercel-composition-patterns
  • UI & Design: web-design-guidelines
  • Performance & Quality: web-quality-audit, audit-website, core-web-vitals, accessibility, performance, seo
  • Agent Discovery: find-skills

Project Structure

src/
├── App.jsx             # Main app with HelmetProvider + all sections
├── index.jsx           # React 19 createRoot entry point
├── components/
│   ├── NavBar.jsx      # Fixed navbar with scroll detection, social links, CV download
│   ├── Banner.jsx      # Hero section with typing animation effect
│   ├── Skills.jsx      # Multi-carousel skill icons (45 tech logos)
│   ├── Projects.jsx    # Tabbed project showcase (3 tabs)
│   ├── ProjectCard.jsx # Individual project card component
│   ├── Contact.jsx     # Contact form with EmailJS integration
│   └── Footer.jsx      # Footer with social links + copyright
├── assets/
│   ├── fonts/          # CentraNo2 font files (.ttf)
│   ├── images/         # Banner, contact, and social icon assets
│   │   └── skills/     # 45 technology logo PNGs
│   └── Cameron_Vandermeersch_Resume.pdf
└── styles/
    ├── App.css          # All component styles (monolithic)
    └── index.css        # Base resets and root sizing

Instructions

  1. Environment setup: Copy .env.example to .env and fill in EmailJS credentials
  2. Development: npm run dev runs on http://localhost:3000 with HMR
  3. Styling: All CSS is in src/styles/App.css — search for section comment headers (e.g., /*** Banner Css ***/)
  4. Components: Each section is a standalone component in src/components/
  5. Images: Skill icons go in src/assets/images/skills/, project images in src/assets/images/
  6. Build: npm run build outputs to dist/, npm run preview to preview locally
  7. SEO: Meta tags managed via react-helmet-async in App.jsx; sitemap at public/sitemap.xml

Known Limitations

  • Monolithic App.css should eventually be split into component-level CSS modules
  • react-on-screen is unmaintained — consider IntersectionObserver API

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