Clean academic one-page homepage inspired by Jekyll Now-style layouts (header + sections + footer), implemented as plain HTML/CSS/JS.

• index.html: Content and structure (edit this to customize).
• style.css: Styling (CSS variables, responsive layout, subtle background pattern).
• script.js: Small enhancements (year + staggered reveal on scroll).
• assets/avatar.svg: Placeholder avatar (replace with your own).
• .github/workflows/pages.yml: Optional GitHub Pages deploy workflow (works for static sites).

1. Update identity and links in index.html:
   • Name + subtitle (top header)
   • Social links (email, GitHub, Scholar, LinkedIn)
   • About text, interests, and buttons (CV/Scholar)
2. Replace the avatar:
   • Swap assets/avatar.svg for your photo (keep the filename), or update the <img> src.
3. Adjust styling in style.css:
   • Colors and spacing: :root { ... }
   • Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts in index.html

From this directory:

python3 -m http.server 8000

Then open http://localhost:8000.

Recommended if you publish from a dedicated repository with these files in the repo root.

1. Create a GitHub repo (or use username.github.io for a user/org site).
2. Put index.html, style.css, script.js, assets/, and .nojekyll at the repo root.
3. GitHub repo Settings -> Pages:
   • Build and deployment: "Deploy from a branch"
   • Branch: main (or master)
   • Folder: / (root)
4. Your site will appear at:
   • Project site: https://<user>.github.io/<repo>/
   • User/Org site: https://<user>.github.io/

This repo includes .github/workflows/pages.yml to deploy a static artifact. It also supports a monorepo layout by auto-detecting whether the site lives at repo root or in personal-homepage/.

1. In GitHub repo Settings -> Pages:
   • Build and deployment: Source = "GitHub Actions"
2. Push to main.
3. Check the Actions tab for the "Deploy static site to GitHub Pages" workflow run.

• The site is "zero-build": no bundlers, no framework, just static files.
• Animations respect prefers-reduced-motion.