Data Analysis Portfolio

Welcome! This repository contains the complete template for a professional, one-page data analysis portfolio website, hosted for free on GitHub Pages.

About This Portfolio Template

This portfolio is designed to demonstrate skills in:

• Data visualization and storytelling
• Data modeling and analysis
• Creating interactive, professional dashboards
• Transforming complex data into actionable insights

🚀 Projects

This template is set up to showcase your best work. You can easily customize the project cards in the index.html file.

Project Title One

A brief description of your project, the tools used, and the key insights derived.

Project Title Two

A brief description of your project, the tools used, and the key insights derived.

Project Title Three

A brief description of your project, the tools used, and the key insights derived.

🛠️ Skills

Update the index.html file to reflect your personal technical skillset. The template is organized into key categories:

• Data Visualization: Power BI, Tableau, Matplotlib, etc.
• Data Analysis: SQL, Python (Pandas), R, Excel, etc.
• Data Modeling: Power Query, DAX, Star Schema Design, etc.
• Tools: List any other relevant tools like Power BI Service, specific cloud platforms, etc.

💡 How to Use This Template

Creating your own portfolio from this template is a simple, four-step process.

1. Create a New Repository from this Template

Click the green "Use this template" button at the top of this repository page, then select "Create a new repository".

2. Name Your Repository for GitHub Pages

This is the most important step. To turn your portfolio into a live website, you must name your new repository in the following format: your-username.github.io (Replace your-username with your actual GitHub username.)

3. Customize Your Portfolio

Open the index.html file and begin personalizing it. The file contains helpful <!--💡UPDATE: ... --> comments to guide you on where to change:

• Your name and title
• Social media links
• The "About Me" section
• Your project titles, descriptions, and links
• Your list of skills

4. Add Your Files

• Upload your profile photo and project preview images to the assets/images/ folder.
• Upload your CV (e.g., in PDF format) to the assets/ folder.
• Create your favicon and add it to the root folder.

Once you commit your changes, your new portfolio website will be live at https://your-username.github.io within a few minutes!