Next.js 14 personal website with a Notion-powered blog and Bento-inspired design, styled with TailwindCSS and NextUI.
The personal website, ericwu.me, is built using Next.js 14 and features a blog powered by the Notion API acting as a content management system (CMS). The website's design is inspired by Nev Flynn's Bento design, emphasizing simplicity and user-friendly interfaces.
The personal website, ericwu.me, built using Next.js 14 and Notion API, showcases a sleek design inspired by Bento principles. With its focus on fast rendering, dynamic content management, and responsive design, the website provides a user-friendly experience for visitors. Deployable on various platforms, this website offers a seamless way to share content and engage with audiences.
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