Paralisi's Portfolio

A modern, responsive portfolio website showcasing my software development projects and skills.

Visit: paralisi.github.io

🚀 Featured Projects

GitHub Topics Updater

A powerful GUI tool for managing GitHub repository topics, featuring:

• 200+ predefined topics across multiple categories
• Real-time topic search functionality
• Custom topic addition support
• Secure GitHub token-based authentication
• User-friendly interface built with Tkinter

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🛠️ Technical Skills

Languages

• Python
• JavaScript
• HTML/CSS
• Git

Frameworks & APIs

• Tkinter
• GitHub API
• REST APIs
• Web Development

Tools

• VS Code
• Git
• GitHub
• PyPI

📫 Contact

• GitHub: @paralisieth
• Email: paralisi.dev@gmail.com

📋 Sections

1. Hero Section

   • Personal introduction
   • Social media links
   • Call-to-action button

2. About

   • Professional summary
   • Background information
   • Profile image

3. Skills

   • Programming languages
   • Frameworks
   • Tools & technologies

4. Projects

   • Featured projects
   • Project descriptions
   • Live demos & source code links

5. Contact

   • Email
   • LinkedIn
   • GitHub

🎨 Customization

1. Replace the content in index.html with your personal information
2. Update the profile and project images in the img directory
3. Modify the color scheme in css/style.css (CSS variables at the top)
4. Add your social media links
5. Update the projects section with your work

📱 Responsive Design

The website is fully responsive and works well on:

• Desktop computers
• Tablets
• Mobile phones

🚀 Deployment

This portfolio is designed to work with GitHub Pages:

1. Create a new repository named username.github.io
2. Push this code to the repository
3. Enable GitHub Pages in the repository settings
4. Your portfolio will be live at https://username.github.io

📝 License

This project is open source and available under the MIT License.

🤝 Contributing

Feel free to fork this project and customize it for your own use. If you have any improvements or suggestions, pull requests are welcome!