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Featured June 2026 Portfolio

Rebuilt the TrelloTriage Labs homepage into a live project gallery

The old portal page was mostly a navigation shell. The new version turns the front page into a working portfolio: live demos, project cards, problem/solution details, filters, and a glass-style UI.

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What changed

  • Replaced the old portal landing page with the interactive project gallery.
  • Added live project cards for tools, games, AI/NLP utilities, media tools, and experiments.
  • Added filtering by category and by problem solved.
  • Added modal details for each project with problem, solution, features, and launch links.

Why it matters

This makes the site feel more like a real portfolio instead of a hidden tools directory. Each project now explains what it solves, not just what technology it uses.

June 2026 Hosting Server Work

Added several new hosted demos to trellotriage.com

Added and tested several new apps on the server, including Rustberry, Truth or Trash, BeatScope, TextPaint v3, VO Podcast Visualizer, PopQuest1, and DataAst.

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Notes

  • Static HTML apps are hosted directly with Nginx aliases and do not need services.
  • Python and Streamlit apps need a running service if they should survive reboot.
  • React build apps need correct base paths so assets load under their hosted route.
  • Most routing issues came down to whether the app expected / or a subpath like /rustberry/.
June 2026 Site Structure

Added basic top navigation and unified UI themes

The site now uses a unified CSS variable architecture across the Projects, About, Art, and Blog pages. Added dynamic themes (Dark, Light, Terminal, Cyberpunk) and a synthesized Web Audio API layer.

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Current approach

By keeping the CSS variables in the :root, the entire app can instantly switch color schemes without needing complex JavaScript rendering libraries. Sound effects are generated purely via math to save on asset loading.

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