This is pretty overkill for such a simple site, but it was a fun way for me to learn Jekyll and brush up on my CSS. This also let me create a fresh baseline project for future sites to build off of.
All of the info on my resume can now be updated without updating or duplicating any sections, lists, or paragraphs. For example, I can list each job experience in the experience.yml file like this:
- company: Bethel University
position: Salesforce Administrator
duration: April 2018 – Present
summaries:
- bullet: Problem-solve complex business needs and adapt them into usable Salesforce enhancements.
- bullet: etc...and the Jekyll index.html file will loop through the data and render it into the correct tags and classes.