2026 · Product Design / Frontend / Content Architecture
Lior Personal Archive
A personal static site built with Astro, centered on bilingual content, visual tone, long-term maintainability, and GitHub Pages / Vercel compatibility.
This is the real project behind the current repository and the main work now presented on the site.
The goal is not to assemble a generic portfolio template, but to build a long-term personal archive that can hold introduction pages, project showcases, research records, notes, and gallery collections within one coherent static structure.
Project Focus
- Build a static personal site with
Astro + Tailwind CSS - Keep Chinese as the default root path and English under
/en/ - Manage projects, research, notes, and gallery through
Content Collections - Handle deployment compatibility for both
GitHub PagesandVercel - Reuse shared layouts, components, and site-level data for easier maintenance
What Has Been Built
- Core pages are in place: Home, About, Projects, Research, Notes, Gallery, Contact, and 404
- Shared header, footer, theme toggle, language toggle, card system, and detail templates are implemented
- The homepage already has a clear rhythm with Hero, Bento entry points, featured sections, and gallery preview
- The site can be built locally and deployed as a static site to both GitHub Pages and Vercel
Why This Project Matters to Me
This project is not a one-off presentation page. It is intended to become the main space for my long-term public expression.
I want it to be formal enough for presentation, personal enough to retain warmth, and structured enough to keep expanding without collapsing into a stitched-together template.
Next Steps
- Replace remaining placeholder content with real projects, research, and notes
- Continue refining title scale, card balance, and page rhythm
- Improve branding assets, social preview images, and visual identity
- Keep content growth and visual refinement moving together instead of drifting apart