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The resume page is not responsive when using smaller devices such as mobile phones. The Resume width appears to overflow the screen preventing users from seeing the entire resume. Also, the Zoom button is also not appearing on the screen so users can not shrink or enlarge the resume for a better viewing experience.

We need a way to isolate and automate our deployment process using GitHub actions. This application consists of two(2) isolated applications, backend - Django app and the frontend - react app, which would need to be first tested and built and then deployed independently of each other. We need to be able to do each of these things in parallel without disturbing the existing application or development environment

Currently, Portfolio website content is static and that is ...bad bad bad! There is no way to update the content on the website without having to redeploy the site each time we want to update it! There has to be a better and more intuitive way to do this! We should create a "server" to handle updating content where we could possibly perform CRUD operations to update the content at any given time.

Here are some of the things we need:

• Create a server using Django to host and update the website content.
• DRF - Django Rest Framework API to deliver the content to the website.
• AWS S3 Bucket for static file and media content (images, videos, ...etc)

Note: We may have the move to another hosting site to run our Django application, something like Heroku .

We need to deploy our updated app, Django-React app, to hosting site Vercel.

We have already setup Vercel configuration for React in V1, but now need to add Django as well, if possible. Not sure if Vercel have the capability to combine both framework in deployment process, but should give it a shot. Currently as of Dec 2022, Heroku is not offer free tier, but it may still be a considerable option since it's platform supports all of the tech stack used in our application. In the meantime, we should explore other deployment options and also consider any low-cost alternatives such as Digital Ocean, Linode, ...etc.

Furthermore, Here is a helpful blog that may be useful to help configure Django with Vercel - https://www.devmaesters.com/blog/15