- Change sidebar titles from center to left alignment for better readability
- Update badge from "Senior Consultant" to "Technical Consultant"
- Applies to both English and Spanish versions
- Update summary to be concise and focus on high-availability systems
- Replace technology-specific badges with professional role titles
- Add emphasis (bold) to key concepts in Skills section
- Update project metrics (20 websites, 35-40 consulting clients)
- Change "EN VIVO" to universal "LIVE" badge for consistency
- Improve professional positioning: Senior Consultant, Full-Stack Engineer, Authentication Specialist, Solution Architect
- Changed right sidebar title alignment from center to right for consistency
- Added center alignment to sidebar accordion headers
- Fixed mobile sidebar alignments to respect left/right positioning (left sidebar: left-aligned, right sidebar: right-aligned)
PROBLEM:
- Right sidebar title was right-aligned instead of centered
- Inconsistent title alignment between left and right sidebars
SOLUTION:
All Sidebars (Desktop):
- .sidebar-title: text-align: center (all section titles centered)
Left Sidebar Content:
- .cv-sidebar-left .sidebar-content: text-align: left
- .cv-sidebar-left .skill-item: text-align: left
Right Sidebar Content:
- .cv-sidebar-right .sidebar-content: text-align: right
- .cv-sidebar-right .skill-item: text-align: right
Mobile @ 768px:
- Both sidebars content: text-align: left !important (unchanged)
RESULT:
Desktop:
✓ Left sidebar: title centered, content left-aligned
✓ Right sidebar: title centered, content right-aligned
✓ Visual consistency with centered titles
✓ Content flows naturally from title position
Mobile:
✓ Both sidebars: content left-aligned for readability
✓ No changes to mobile behavior
VISUAL HIERARCHY:
- Titles centered = visual anchors
- Content aligned to sidebar position = natural reading flow
PROBLEM:
- Right sidebar content was left-aligned on desktop
- Created visual inconsistency with sidebar position
SOLUTION:
Desktop (default):
- Added .cv-sidebar-right .sidebar-content { text-align: right; }
- Added .cv-sidebar-right .skill-item { text-align: right; }
- Content now aligns to the right side matching sidebar position
Mobile @ 768px:
- Override with text-align: left !important for both sidebars
- Ensures consistent left-aligned reading experience on mobile
- Applies to .sidebar-content and .skill-item in both sidebars
RESULT:
Desktop:
- Left sidebar: content left-aligned ✓
- Right sidebar: content right-aligned ✓
- Visual symmetry and proper alignment
Mobile:
- Both sidebars: content left-aligned ✓
- Consistent reading experience
- Better usability on small screens
TECHNICAL:
- Desktop rules apply by default
- Mobile rules use !important to override for both sidebars
- Clean separation of desktop/mobile behavior
CHANGES @ 768px breakpoint:
- .footer-label: 0.85rem → 1.1rem (bigger, more prominent)
- .footer-value: 1.1rem → 0.85rem (smaller, supporting text)
- .footer-value b: 1.2rem → 0.95rem (adjusted for consistency)
RATIONALE:
- Labels (linkedin_, github_, email@, phone#) are visual anchors
- Values (URLs, email, phone) are supporting details
- Inverted hierarchy provides better visual structure on mobile
- Labels now stand out as section headers
- Values are readable but less visually dominant
RESULT:
- Clearer visual hierarchy in mobile footer
- Labels more prominent as category identifiers
- Values easier to scan without overwhelming the layout
PROBLEM:
- Email and phone were appearing on the same line in mobile footer
- User wants each property (linkedin, github, domestika, email, phone) on its own line
SOLUTION:
- Added `.footer-content li { display: block !important; }` for mobile @ 900px
- Added `margin-bottom: 1.5rem` for spacing between footer items
- Overrides desktop `display: inline-block` behavior
RESULT:
- Each footer property now displays on a separate line in mobile view
- Better vertical spacing and readability
- Cleaner mobile footer layout
PROBLEM:
- Left and right sidebars occupy too much space on mobile
- User wants curriculum (main content) prioritized on mobile
- Sidebars should be collapsed by default, expand only on user interaction
SOLUTION:
HTML Changes (cv-content.html):
- Wrapped each sidebar in accordion structure
- Added .sidebar-accordion-header with brain icon, title, and chevron
* Left sidebar: "Technical Skills" / "Competencias Técnicas"
* Right sidebar: "More Skills" / "Más Competencias"
- Added .sidebar-accordion-content wrapper around sidebar sections
- Added onclick="toggleSidebar(this)" handler
CSS Changes (main.css):
Desktop (default):
- .sidebar-accordion-header: display: none (hidden on desktop)
- .sidebar-accordion-content: always visible (no restrictions)
Mobile @ 900px:
- .sidebar-accordion-header: display: flex, styled as clickable bar
* Padding: 1rem 1.5rem
* Background: var(--sidebar-gray) with hover effects
* Font: 700 weight, 1.1rem size
* Chevron rotates 180deg when active
- .sidebar-accordion-content: collapsed by default
* max-height: 0 (collapsed)
* max-height: 5000px when .active (expanded)
* Smooth transitions: 0.3s ease-out (close) / 0.5s ease-in (open)
* Padding: 0 when closed, 1.5rem when open
- .cv-sidebar: padding: 0 (accordion header handles padding)
JavaScript Changes (index.html):
- Added toggleSidebar(header) function
* Toggles .active class on header and content
* Smooth expand/collapse animation via CSS max-height transition
DATA Changes (cv-en.json, cv-es.json):
- Updated summary with more professional, experience-focused description
- Emphasizes 18+ years experience, international clients, practical solutions
BEHAVIOR:
- Desktop: Sidebars always visible, no accordion headers
- Mobile: Sidebars collapsed by default showing only header bar
- Click header: Expands sidebar with smooth animation
- Click again: Collapses sidebar
- Main content prioritized and always visible
- Each sidebar toggles independently
PROBLEM:
- Left and right sidebars overlapping main content on mobile
- Headers and footers with incorrect padding/font sizes
- Page margins too large for mobile screens
- Badge sizes not optimized for mobile
SOLUTION @ 900px breakpoint:
- Changed page-content from CSS Grid to Flexbox for proper stacking
- Set all sections to width: 100% and position: static
- Added proper flexbox ordering (sidebar-left → header → main → sidebar-right → footer)
- Reduced cv-page margin to 0.5rem, removed border and box-shadow
- Reduced padding: sidebars and main content to 2rem 1.5rem
- Fixed title badges header: 0.75rem 1rem padding, 0.85rem font
- Fixed badges: 0.75rem font, 0.25rem 0.5rem padding
- Fixed footer: 1.5rem 1rem padding, 0.9rem label, 1.2rem value
SOLUTION @ 768px breakpoint:
- Further reduced margins and padding for small screens
- cv-page margin: 0.25rem
- Sidebar/main padding: 1.5rem 1rem
- Header padding: 0.5rem 0.75rem
- Badge font: 0.7rem
- Footer fonts: 0.85rem label, 1.1rem value, 1.2rem value bold
- Sidebar title: 1.1rem, content: 0.85rem
- Section titles: 1.1rem
- Added text-align: left for right sidebar on mobile
TECHNICAL CHANGES:
- Replaced grid-template-columns with display: flex + flex-direction: column
- Unset grid-column and grid-row properties on mobile
- Used !important flags to override desktop positioning
- Ensured all sections render in proper flow order
- Update modal title from "CV 2025 - {JAMR}" to "CV 2025 JAMR -" with inline photo
- Add .info-modal-photo CSS with flexbox layout for proper photo alignment
- Change button text from "View Source Code" to "View Project in Github" (EN/ES)
- Photo styled with green border and shadow matching modal theme
- Add proper error handling for w.Write() call in ExportPDF function
- Fixes golangci-lint errcheck issue at cv.go:285
- Log error if response write fails
- Changed project status badges from "CURRENT" to "LIVE" with wifi icon for active projects
- Updated CV reference links to direct PDF downloads instead of modal popups
- Marked SAP CDC Demo and Client Projects as currently live/maintained
References section improvements:
- Remove TwenTIC recommendation letter
- Add Megabanner recommendations with author attribution (David Amorós)
- Update Presentation Letter URL to Domestika profile
- Update Chronological CV link to trigger PDF download modal
- Add 'action' field to Reference struct for custom behaviors
Print layout fixes:
- Show experience company logos in print view (40×40px)
- Remove print media query that was hiding .company-logo elements
- Maintain consistency with other logo types (courses, projects, awards)
Technical changes:
- Add Action field to Reference model with omitempty JSON tag
- Implement conditional rendering for downloadPDF action in template
- Links with action="downloadPDF" now call openPdfModal() function
Print CSS enhancements:
- Show ALL icons, logos, and badges by default in print (16px section icons, 40px company/project logos)
- Improved header layout with bigger photo (110x147px, 3:4 ratio) positioned on right
- Name and years right-aligned with justified intro text below
- Maintained flex layout for experience/project items to show logos side-by-side
- Compact badge sizing (7pt font) for print
PDF Download UX:
- Replaced direct download links with modal popup
- Shows work-in-progress message directing users to Print Friendly feature
- Bilingual modal (English/Spanish) matching info modal styling
- Modal closable via backdrop click, X button, or Escape key
- Prevents accidental downloads of outdated PDFs
UI improvements:
- Enhanced icon toggle contrast and visibility
- Consistent modal behavior across info and PDF modals
Comprehensive mobile optimization (≤768px) for improved consistency and readability:
- Center profile photo between name and intro text on mobile
- Unify all logo/icon sizes to 60×60px for visual consistency
- Standardize spacing across experience, courses, projects, and awards
- Reduce font sizes proportionally for better mobile readability
- Remove justified text alignment (except intro/skills) to prevent awkward spacing
- Apply consistent 1rem gaps and 1.5rem padding throughout
- Optimize sidebar items with reduced margins and font sizes
Technical improvements:
- Add comprehensive mobile breakpoint rules at 768px
- Implement flexible photo positioning (absolute on desktop, static on mobile)
- Ensure uniform typography scale across all content types
Print CSS overhaul:
- Fixed photo aspect ratio (60x80, 3:4 portrait) with contain fit
- Unified font sizes across all sections (10pt titles, 9pt content, 8pt metadata)
- Removed excessive spacing (reduced by 50-70%)
- Applied clean theme automatically (no sidebars, icons, logos, badges)
- Force short version for concise 5-page output
- Natural page breaks (removed forced breaks causing blank spaces)
- Consistent section title spacing with proper breathing room
- Match Training/Skills spacing pattern across all sections
- Fixed Languages and References spacing
- Equalized Experience, Courses, Projects, and Awards formatting
- Single separator for "See all projects" link
UI improvements:
- Enhanced icon toggle visibility with better contrast
- Reorganized navigation menu structure
- Implemented collapsible UI elements with hover expansion for language selector, action buttons, and sidebar content
- Reduced global font sizes and adjusted spacing to optimize layout for medium-width displays
- Added smooth transitions for interactive elements to enhance user experience
Changes to make the menu animation clearly visible:
- Added opacity transition (0 → 1) with 0.3s ease
- Changed max-height to fixed 800px for consistent timing
- Used cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1) easing for natural feel
- Increased transition duration to 0.5s
- Combined max-height and opacity creates smooth expand + fade effect
The menu now smoothly grows from top-to-bottom with a visible fade-in,
making the animation much more apparent when hovering the hamburger button.
The menu was appearing instantly without animation because the overflow
property was changing from 'hidden' to 'auto' on hover, which disrupted
the max-height transition.
Fix: Keep overflow-y: auto consistent at all times. This allows the
max-height animation to work smoothly from 0 to calc(100vh - 50px),
creating a smooth top-to-bottom expansion effect.
English summary:
- Remove outdated: J2EE, PHP, generic descriptions
- Add modern stack: Go, Node.js, React, HTMX
- Add infrastructure: VPS, CI/CD pipelines
- Highlight: AI methodologies in software engineering
- Emphasize: 40+ national and international clients
- Maintain: Frontend expertise, problem-solving, team collaboration
Spanish summary:
- Eliminar obsoleto: J2EE, PHP, descripciones genéricas
- Añadir stack moderno: Go, Node.js, React, HTMX
- Añadir infraestructura: VPS, pipelines CI/CD
- Destacar: Metodologías de IA en ingeniería de software
- Enfatizar: Más de 40 clientes nacionales e internacionales
- Mantener: Experiencia frontend, resolución de problemas, colaboración
Both summaries modernized to reflect current expertise and AI-assisted development practices.
Main menu changes:
- Changed from translateX (left-to-right slide) to max-height animation
- Menu now grows from top to bottom with smooth transition
- Transition time: 0.4s ease-in-out for natural feel
Submenu changes:
- Removed display:none which prevented animation
- Now uses only max-height and opacity transitions
- Submenu smoothly expands downward with fade-in effect
- Transition time: 0.4s for height, 0.3s for opacity
Both animations now provide better visual feedback and follow the natural
top-to-bottom reading pattern.
- Created separate ui-en.json and ui-es.json files for UI strings
- Removed 'ui' section from cv-en.json and cv-es.json
- Added LoadUI() function to load UI translations separately
- Updated handlers to load UI data independently from CV data
- Updated template to use .UI instead of .CV.UI
This separation follows proper concerns:
- CV JSON files contain only professional CV content
- UI JSON files contain only application interface strings
- Each can be updated independently without affecting the other
- Added 'ui' section to cv-en.json and cv-es.json with modal translations
- Updated Go models to include UI, InfoModal, and TechStack structs
- Modified template to use JSON data instead of inline if/else statements
- Used template.HTML for Description field to allow HTML rendering
- Modal now fully supports English and Spanish translations
Translations include:
- Modal title
- Description text
- Tech stack labels (HTML5 Semántico vs Semantic HTML5, etc.)
- View source button text
Changes:
- Removed third line subtitle 'Built by myself'
- Added 'by myself' directly into the description text
- English: 'was built by myself with'
- Spanish: 'fue construido por mí mismo con'
- Increased spacing between title and CV title (1rem → 1.5rem)
- Removed unused .info-modal-subtitle CSS
- Cleaner, more natural text flow
Changes:
- Switched order: 'About this CV' now first, then CV title
- Changed format to 'CV 2025 - {JAMR}' (braces only around JAMR)
- Added subtitle 'Built by myself' / 'Construido por mí mismo'
- Adjusted spacing and styling for new hierarchy
- Subtitle is italic, gray, and smaller font size
- More personal and authentic presentation
- Added justify-content: center to .info-tech-item
- Icons and text now centered within each tech item box
- Better visual alignment for Go + Hono, HTMX, HTML5, and CSS3 items
Changes per user request:
- Replaced bouncing code icon with 'CV {YEAR} - JAMR' text (dynamic year)
- Made 'About this CV' title dark (#333) instead of green gradient
- Removed floating animation (@keyframes float)
- CV title styled in green with bold weight and letter spacing
- Cleaner, more professional header appearance
- Changed from .menu-item-action to .menu-item-action span
- Correctly applies width and text-align to the span element
- More specific targeting as intended by user
- Hamburger menu now opens on hover instead of click
- Menu stays open while hovering over button OR menu
- Added 100ms delay to prevent accidental closes
- Submenu opens on pure CSS :hover (no JavaScript)
- Smooth transitions for both main menu and submenu
- Proper ARIA attributes for accessibility
- Legacy click functions kept for backward compatibility
- Menu closes when mouse leaves both button and menu area
- Created semantic class 'menu-item-action' for action controls
- Applied width: calc(100% - 65px) to make items slightly narrower
- Applied text-align: center to center content
- Affects only Expand All and Collapse All menu items
- Preserves all existing functionality and base menu-item styles
- Makes action items visually distinct from navigation items
New documentation:
- PRIVACY.md: Complete privacy policy covering Matomo analytics, cookies, and data handling
- Clear opt-out instructions and developer guidelines
README.md updates:
- Add Privacy & Analytics section with clear disclosure
- List what's tracked vs. what's NOT tracked
- Add "Privacy-Friendly Analytics" to features list
- Add critical configuration requirements for template users
- Crystal clear instructions: MUST change Matomo Site ID and server URL
- OR remove analytics entirely if not needed
CUSTOMIZATION.md updates:
- Add comprehensive "Analytics Configuration" section (120+ lines)
- Option 1: Configure your own Matomo instance (step-by-step)
- Option 2: Remove Matomo completely (clean removal steps)
- Option 3: Use alternative analytics providers (Google Analytics, Plausible, etc.)
- Include exact file locations and line numbers for changes
- Privacy compliance checklist (GDPR, CCPA, cookie banners)
- Testing instructions to verify analytics configuration
Key highlights for template users:
- MUST change: Site ID (line 644), Server URL (line 642), CSP headers
- MUST update: PRIVACY.md with own contact info
- Complete removal guide if analytics not wanted
- Legal compliance reminders
All documentation is crystal clear with exact locations, code examples, and warnings.
Features:
- Info button fixed on bottom-left (matches back-to-top on bottom-right)
- Modern glassmorphism modal with backdrop blur
- Smooth animations: scale + bounce effect on open
- Floating code icon animation
- Gradient text for title
- Tech stack showcase with hover effects (Go, HTMX, HTML5, CSS3)
- Beautiful GitHub link button with gradient and hover effects
- Multiple close methods: X button, click backdrop, Escape key
- Fully responsive for mobile devices
- No external libraries - pure CSS3 magic
Design highlights:
- Backdrop blur for depth
- White glass-effect card with subtle gradient
- Green accent color (#27ae60) throughout
- Smooth cubic-bezier transitions
- Rotating close button on hover
- Tech items lift on hover with shadows
- GitHub button with gradient that reverses on hover
Showcases modern web development skills with cutting-edge CSS
Changes:
- Save selected language to localStorage when user switches languages
- On page load with clean URL: check localStorage and load saved language preference
- If no localStorage preference exists, default to server's language choice
- Update language button active states based on localStorage preference
- Keep URLs clean (no lang parameter added) while maintaining language choice
- If URL has lang parameter, save it to localStorage for consistency
How it works:
1. Visit / (clean) → Shows English (default)
2. Switch to Spanish → Saves 'es' to localStorage, loads Spanish content
3. Click logo (clean URL /) → Page loads, checks localStorage, loads Spanish
4. Language persists across clean URL navigations via localStorage
This solves: Clean URLs + Language persistence
Changes:
- Logo and title links now start with clean URLs (href="/")
- Track if URL originally had lang parameter (urlHadLangParam variable)
- If URL had lang param: update URL when switching languages, update logo/title links dynamically
- If URL was clean: keep it clean, don't add lang to URL, keep logo/title links clean
- Logo/title links now update dynamically when language changes (no more stale language issue)
- Initialize logo/title links properly on page load based on URL state
This fixes both issues:
1. Logo clicking with wrong language after language switch
2. Clean URLs stay clean unless explicitly using ?lang= parameter
- Repositioned language selector from center controls to left side after title
- Updated CSS: reduced padding-left from 3rem to 1rem for better spacing
- Center section now contains only: Length, Logos, and View toggles
- Left section now has: Logo icon + Menu + Title + Language switcher
- Wrapped site icon and title text in anchor tags linking to homepage
- Added hover effect (opacity: 0.8) for better UX
- Maintained current language when navigating to home
- Added aria-label for accessibility
- No text decoration or color changes on links
- Added CURRENT badge for current positions (green)
- Added EXPIRED badge for expired positions (red)
- Added MAINTAINED BY badge for projects maintained by third parties (blue)
- Badges support both English and Spanish translations
- Fixes issue where badge data existed in JSON but wasn't being rendered
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