View the live portfolio: https://mevorahde.github.io/
This repository contains the dependency-free static source for David Mevorah's public GitHub Pages user site. Its canonical URL is https://mevorahde.github.io/.
The site uses semantic HTML and CSS, a responsive layout, accessibility-conscious implementation, and local assets. It has no runtime dependencies or build step. It includes no analytics, trackers, cookies, forms, external fonts, or embedded third-party media.
The SQL Password Locker, Project Creation Automation, Morning App Launcher, and Hyphy Oregon Conference Generator projects include local,
video-only MP4 demonstrations with native browser controls, poster images,
visible captions, and adjacent text transcripts. Each reviewed asset's
provenance and exact hash are recorded in ASSET_PROVENANCE.md.
The 28-second Project Creation Automation demo shows a dry run, explicit confirmation, successful local Git project creation, and the optional VS Code launch. It does not create a GitHub repository. The captioned edit omits private screen details and uses a full-width player with a timestamped transcript.
Open index.html directly in a browser when visual review is authorized. All
styles, images, and video are local, so the page remains usable offline except
for ordinary outbound links.
Run the standard-library checks from the repository root:
python -B -m unittest discover -s tests -p "test_*.py" -v
python -B tools/verify_site.py
No package installation or build command is required.
This public GitHub Pages user site is published from the repository root of the
main branch. The canonical URL is https://mevorahde.github.io/.
The site does not use a custom domain.
Original website code is licensed under the MIT License. Linked repositories
retain their own licenses and attribution requirements. Copied screenshots do
not inherit the website-code license; their exact provenance and reuse decisions
are recorded in ASSET_PROVENANCE.md. The demonstration videos likewise retain
their separately documented provenance and reuse decisions.