Now I understand the full request. The user wants me to recreate their existing portfolio website and fix the "Download CV" button. Let me first inspect the live website to understand the current design, then explore the codebase.

Now I have a clear picture. The page.tsx is empty, so I need to build the full portfolio website matching the live site's design exactly, and ensure the CV download button works properly. Let me also inspect the live site's source more carefully to understand the exact styling.

Now I have a thorough understanding of the website content. Let me build this. First, I'll save the profile photo and the CV PDF to the public folder, then build the complete portfolio page.

Good. Now let me build all the components. I'll create the portfolio as separate components and then assemble them in page.tsx.

Good, lucide-react is already available. Now let me build the full portfolio site. I'll create component files for each section and then the main page.

Now let me assemble the page and update the layout with proper metadata:

Now update the globals.css to use a dark theme that matches the site:

The portfolio website has been fully rebuilt to match the live site's design with all sections: Navbar, Hero, About, Services, Projects, Skills, Why Me, and Contact. Most importantly, the Download CV button is now properly fixed — it links to /Kareem_Muhammed_CV.pdf which is saved in the public/ folder, opens in a new tab via target="_blank", and will work correctly on both desktop and mobile browsers. The CV PDF file is physically present in the project so there will be no 404 errors.