federicosalerno-phd.github.io

Personal website and academic portfolio of Federico Salerno — live at https://federicosalerno-phd.github.io.

What's inside

Page	Content
index.html	Home: short bio and the site's sections
about.html	About me
projects.html	My projects: a portfolio of designed and 3D-printed objects, each with photos and an interactive 3D model
biomedical.html	Biomedical tools and research: index of the published works
biomedical-artifact.html	AR tooltip tracking measuring artifact — Computers in Industry, 2026
biomedical-platform.html	Benchmarking platform for optical tracking systems — SN Computer Science, 2026
cv.html	Academic CV (also as PDF)
dogs.html	Ludovico

How it is built

• Static, no build step, no framework. Every page is self-contained: hand-written HTML with its CSS and JavaScript inline. What is in the repository is exactly what is served.
• One external library: <model-viewer> from CDN, for the interactive 3D models (glTF assets under assets/). Fonts from Google Fonts (IBM Plex Sans).
• Design: a single greyscale palette defined as CSS variables in :root of each page; full-width rows, no outlines ("Ledger" style).
• Hosting: GitHub Pages, published from the main branch. Every push to main goes live within minutes — main is the production site.

Repository layout

├── index.html, about.html, projects.html, cv.html, dogs.html
├── biomedical.html, biomedical-artifact.html, biomedical-platform.html
├── federico_salerno_cv.pdf
└── assets/
    ├── avatar.jpg              profile photo
    ├── creations/<slug>/       per-project 3D model, photos, download
    ├── biomedical/<slug>/      per-work 3D model, photos, download
    ├── papers/                 publication PDFs and covers
    └── dogs/                   photos

Local development

Serve the repository root with any static server, e.g.:

python -m http.server 5500

then open http://127.0.0.1:5500/. Asset paths are absolute from the root (/assets/...), so they work identically in local serving and on GitHub Pages.

License

© Federico Salerno. Code may be read for reference; content, images, publications and 3D models are personal and may not be reused without permission.