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# Modern Developer Portfolio Task Structure This example demonstrates how to use Atlas MCP to organize and track the development of a modern, minimalist developer portfolio website. ## Project Overview A portfolio website that embodies the modern San Francisco tech aesthetic, featuring subtle interactive elements and a clean, sophisticated project showcase. ### Design Philosophy - Ultra-clean, distraction-free layouts - Strategic use of negative space - Monochromatic color scheme with subtle accent colors - Modern sans-serif typography (e.g., Inter, SF Pro) - Minimal UI elements that appear on interaction - Subtle borders and shadows - Muted, professional color palette ### Technical Stack - Next.js 14 with App Router - TypeScript for type safety - Framer Motion for fluid animations - Three.js/React Three Fiber for background effects - Tailwind CSS for minimal styling - GSAP for advanced animations ## Task Structure ### 1. Project Setup & Infrastructure - **Initialize Next.js Project with TypeScript** - Next.js 14 configuration - TypeScript setup - Environment configuration - **Configure Git and Version Control** - Git repository setup - Husky hooks - Conventional commits - **Configure Development Tools** - ESLint & Prettier - Testing frameworks - Tailwind CSS setup ### 2. Core Development Implementation - **Component Library and Design System** - Atomic design structure - Type-safe components - Animation variants - Theme support - **Modern Project Gallery** - Interactive cards - GitHub integration - Infinite scroll - Filtering system - **Hero Section** - Animated text - Interactive background - Scroll navigation - **Professional Experience** - Timeline design - Tech stack visualization - Achievement metrics - **About Section** - Modern image treatment - Content transitions - Dark mode support - **Contact Section** - Interactive form - Social media integration - Email service - Spam protection ### 3. Interactive Elements - **Background Effects** - Particle system - Gradient mesh - Cursor tracking - **Micro-interactions** - Button effects - Page transitions - Scroll animations ### 4. Testing & QA - **Component/Integration Tests** - Jest configuration - React Testing Library - Snapshot testing - **E2E & Performance** - Cypress setup - Lighthouse integration - Performance monitoring ### 5. Deployment & Production - **Production Optimization** - Vercel deployment - Error tracking - Analytics - SEO optimization ## Dependencies ### Core Dependencies ```json { "dependencies": { "next": "14.x", "react": "18.x", "react-dom": "18.x", "typescript": "5.x", "framer-motion": "latest", "three": "latest", "@react-three/fiber": "latest", "tailwindcss": "latest", "gsap": "latest" } } ``` ### Development Dependencies ```json { "devDependencies": { "@types/node": "latest", "@types/react": "latest", "@types/three": "latest", "eslint": "latest", "prettier": "latest", "husky": "latest", "jest": "latest", "cypress": "latest", "@testing-library/react": "latest" } } ``` ## Task Dependencies ``` portfolio/setup → portfolio/core → portfolio/interactive → portfolio/testing → portfolio/deployment ``` Each core section task depends on the component library task (`portfolio/core/components`). ## Acceptance Criteria ### Performance - 60fps animations - Core Web Vitals optimization - Efficient asset loading - Mobile performance ### Accessibility - WCAG 2.1 compliance - Keyboard navigation - Screen reader support - Reduced motion support ### Quality - 80%+ test coverage - E2E test suite - Visual regression tests - Performance monitoring ## Implementation Notes ### Animation Strategy - Hardware-accelerated transforms - RAF-based animations - Efficient state management - Proper cleanup ### Responsive Design - Mobile-first approach - Fluid typography - Responsive spacing - Touch interactions ### Code Quality - TypeScript strict mode - ESLint configuration - Prettier formatting - Git hooks ### Performance Optimization - Image optimization - Code splitting - Bundle analysis - Cache strategies ## Getting Started 1. Clone the repository 2. Install dependencies: `npm install` 3. Run development server: `npm run dev` 4. Access at: `http://localhost:3000` ## Development Workflow 1. Create feature branch 2. Implement changes 3. Run tests: `npm test` 4. Run E2E tests: `npm run cypress` 5. Build production: `npm run build` 6. Create pull request ## Deployment Automated deployment via Vercel: 1. Push to main branch 2. Automatic build and deploy 3. Preview deployments for PRs 4. Production optimization ## Monitoring - Vercel Analytics - Error tracking via Sentry - Performance monitoring - User behavior analytics This task structure provides a comprehensive framework for implementing a modern developer portfolio with sophisticated interactions while maintaining performance and accessibility standards.