Updated README for Next.js

Author: jstamant

README.md

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 # [My Portfolio Website](https://jstamant.com/portolio)
 
-Here's the repository for my [personal portfolio
-website](https://jstamant.com/portfolio).
 
-This website is a static site generated by [Hugo](https://gohugo.io/). I figured
-this would be the best option for making a portfolio site, as using a platform
-like `Next.js` would be overkill for making such a simple, non-interactive site.
-The site also uses [TailwindCSS](https://tailwindcss.com/) as a CSS framework.
+
+Here's the repository for my [personal portfolio website](https://jstamant.com/portfolio).
+
+This website is a static site generated by [Next.js](https://nextjs.org/).
+I chose *Next.js* because of the unique nature of the website.
+Because this site has the potential to serve all sorts of different content, I figured using *Next* would be a good solution.
+This site does not serve content the way a CMS does (using layouts/templates for many pages), a more app-like approach would better serve this portfolio site.
+The site also uses [Tailwind CSS](https://tailwindcss.com/) for CSS styling.
 
 ![screenshot](/screenshot.png)
 
-I could've used plain HTML with a CSS framework, but I went with Hugo to
-separate the markdown from the content. ...Which is probably overkill for a
-single-page site...
+I could've used plain HTML with a CSS framework, but I went with *Next* to support the variety of content that might end-up on this website, as well as support any interactivity I might want to add.
 
-The inspiration for the design comes from [Ram Maheshwari](https://www.rammaheshwari.com/)'s
-[Dopefolio](https://github.com/rammcodes/dopefolio) template.
+The inspiration for the design comes from [Ram Maheshwari](https://www.rammaheshwari.com/)'s [Dopefolio](https://github.com/rammcodes/dopefolio) template.
 
 ## Running
 
-To work on the website in development, run the following commands in separate
-processes:
+To work on the website in development, run:
+
+```
+npm run dev
+```
+
+## Building & Deploying
+
+To build the website, run:
 
 ```
-npm run tailwind
-npm run hugo
+npm run build
 ```
+
+This will generate the `out/` folder, which you can easily deploy to any web server, or to Netlify or GitHub pages.