Yuvi Babbar — portfolio, and the Quat site
Quat — capture it, then be tested on it
Record a lecture, photograph a page, paste a link, or drop in a PDF. Quat turns
what you captured into flashcards that test you on a spaced-repetition
schedule, and every card is stamped with where it came from. Free on iPhone
and iPad, no account, and what you capture stays on the device.
Guides
Guías en español
Privacy ·
Support
The pages under /quat/ are generated. They are built from Markdown by
scripts/build-pages.py in the app repo and copied here — edit them there,
or the next deploy overwrites the change.
App Store and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and
other countries and regions.
Portfolio
What’s inside
- Static, single‑page portfolio (no build step)
- Fancy animated background, glass cards, and responsive layout
- Data‑driven content via
assets/js/resume-data.js
Quick start
- Edit profile and links in
assets/js/resume-data.js (replace YOUR‑LINKEDIN and YOUR‑GITHUB, tweak summary etc.).
- Optional: drop your PDF resume in the project root as
resume.pdf to power the Download button.
- Open
index.html in a browser to preview locally.
Deploy to GitHub Pages
Option A — from main branch root (no actions):
- Push this folder to a GitHub repository.
- In the repo: Settings → Pages → Build and deployment → Deploy from branch → Branch
main / folder / (root).
- Wait for the green check, then visit the URL GitHub shows.
Option B — user/organization site:
- Name the repository
USERNAME.github.io (replace USERNAME).
- Push to
main. GitHub Pages will serve it from https://USERNAME.github.io/ automatically.
Customize
- Colors/spacing: adjust CSS variables in
assets/css/style.css:1.
- Sections: modify rendering or order in
assets/js/app.js or the data in assets/js/resume-data.js.
- Background: starfield and aurora live in CSS +
assets/js/app.js.
Notes
- No external build tooling is required; everything is vanilla HTML/CSS/JS.
- All content is static and works offline (aside from external links).
