I ain't reading all that: I built my own personal portfolio website from scratch using Python and Flask. It's a live hub where I can showcase my computational physics projects, web apps, and leadership experiences all in one place.
Building a Digital Headquarters
As I started developing more complex code in MATLAB and Python, I realized I needed a centralized place to document and share my work. Instead of using a standard template builder, I decided to code my own portfolio from the ground up. hunterhq.me is the result—a custom-built web application designed to host my academic and personal projects.
Full-Stack Development with Flask
Developing this site was a deep dive into full-stack web development. I utilized Flask, a Python web framework, which allowed me to seamlessly integrate my backend logic with the frontend presentation. This project forced me to learn about routing, template rendering, and server deployment, adding a robust set of software engineering skills to my physics background.
Showcasing Multidisciplinary Work
The real value of hunterhq.me is its ability to tie together the different facets of my life. It houses my MATLAB data analysis scripts next to my reflections on servant leadership. It stands as a living document of my progress and a professional endpoint for university applications and future research opportunities.