adam.page

⚠ This repository is in active development and is not production-ready.

I’m Adam Page, an accessibility-focused user experience designer and frontend developer in Portland, Oregon, USA. I use this repository to build & manage my personal website at http://adam.page. Please check it out!

Development

adam.page is built with the static site generator Eleventy. If you’re new to Eleventy, I recommend Piccalilli’s online course Learn Eleventy from Scratch.

Requirements

• A command line interface (e.g., operating system’s native terminal, Hyper, iTerm)
• Git, a version control system.
• Node.js, a JavaScript runtime.

Installation

1. Clone this repository.
2. Navigate into its root directory.
3. Run npm install.

Running the website dynamically

1. Run npm start.
   • Note: npm start is an alias for npm run start.
2. Review the “Access URLs” in the output and view any of them in your web browser.
   • On the computer that is running the project, view the running website at http://localhost:8080.
   • On any device that is connected to the same local network, view the running website at the URL labeled “External”.

Building the static website

1. Run npm run build.
2. The static files of the completed build will appear in the dist directory at the root.
   • All static HTML files in the build will have automatically been minified.

License

This work may be adapted & shared under the terms of the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International) license.