Technical Summary: markhazleton.github.io This repository is a personal portfolio and blog website built with Jekyll, a static site generator, and hosted on GitHub Pages at markhazleton.com. The site features a customized Minima theme with a modern tech stack comprising SCSS (39.4%), HTML (30.1%), and CSS (29.8%), delivering a responsive, theme-aware experience with dark/light mode toggle functionality and emoji support without relying on external CSS frameworks. The project uses Ruby 3.2.2, Jekyll 3.10.0, and automated CI/CD via GitHub Actions for seamless deployment—changes pushed to the sources branch trigger automatic builds and deployment to GitHub Pages. The architecture follows Jekyll conventions with well-organized directories for posts (_posts), reusable components (_includes), customized layouts (_layouts), and modular Sass styling (_sass), making it maintainable and extensible for content creation and design updates. The repository includes comprehensive documentation for local development setup across multiple OS platforms (macOS, Windows, Linux) and detailed publishing workflows for creating blog posts using Markdown front matter, with support for categories, tags, SEO optimization, and featured images. However, the project shows signs of staleness with zero commits over 90+ days and a tech stack currency score of 56/100, indicating that dependencies and Jekyll versions may benefit from updates to align with current best practices and security standards.