// personal portfolio · archived 2002
Leonardo Vasconcellos — Soluções em TI
An archived early-2000s personal site for freelance IT consultant Leonardo Vasconcellos — résumé, services brochure, and a Flash intro, revived to run in modern browsers via the Ruffle emulator.
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Overview
This is an archive of one of Leonardo Vasconcellos's earliest personal websites, originally hosted on the free Brazilian host llv.brturbo.com and later pointed at leonardovasconcellos.tk. At the time, Leonardo was working as a freelance IT consultant and support technician in Santa Catarina, Brazil — administering Windows NT and Linux servers, running structured cabling jobs, and building small websites in HTML/ASP/PHP for local businesses.
The site itself doubled as both a CV and a sales brochure: a "Curriculum Vitae" page listing his MCP certification and a string of support/sysadmin roles (Microprint, Dualline, SCTEL, Quantic Solutions, Impacto Tecnologias), a "Serviços" page advertising web development, network setup, and Linux/Windows administration, and a "Soluções" page with a hand-built Flash diagram explaining internet connection-sharing (NAT, proxy, firewall) to prospective clients. The whole thing opens with an ActionScript-driven Flash intro — preserved here and made playable in modern browsers through the Ruffle emulator, since Flash itself has been dead since 2020.
Highlights
Self-hosted résumé and brochure
an online CV and services site (Home, Curriculum Vitae, Serviços, Soluções) letting a freelance IT consultant pitch web development, network administration, and infrastructure work to small-business clients without a sales team
Explanatory interactive intro
an animated intro and interactive network diagram explaining ADSL connection-sharing, turning a hard-to-sell technical concept into something a non-technical client could understand and approve
Preserved and revived artifact
the original ~2002 site rescued from a wget crawl with the Ruffle emulator patched in, making a 20+ year-old Flash intro play natively in today's browsers with zero plugins