A developer portfolio is your digital resume — the first place recruiters, clients, and collaborators see your work. A professional, responsive, and visually engaging portfolio can make all the difference.
ReactJS Developer Portfolio is an open-source personal portfolio template built with React and Tailwind CSS that helps developers showcase their skills, projects, and experience in a modern and polished way.
📌 Key Features:
✅ Responsive & Mobile-First Design – Looks great on any device
✅ Clean, Modern UI – Visually appealing layout with smooth interactions
✅ Skills & Experience Sections – Highlight strengths at a glance
✅ Project Showcase – Display demos and source links
✅ Contact Form Integration – Easy way for visitors to reach out
✅ Tailwind CSS Styling – Fast, utility-first design system
🛠 Technologies & Libraries Used:
💻 React – UI & component architecture
🎨 Tailwind CSS – Utility-driven styling
⚡ React Router DOM – Page navigation
📩 Email Integration (optional) – Contact form support
🧠 Custom Components – Reusable UI blocks for sections
🌟 Purpose of the Project:
This portfolio template makes it easier for developers to launch a professional online presence without building from scratch. It’s ideal for job applications, freelance showcases, and personal branding.
🔗 GitHub & Live Demo: https://reactjsguru.com/repos/reactjs-developer-portfolio-a-modern-personal-portfolio-built-with-react-tailwind-css?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=repo_post
💬 What section would you customize first — skills, projects, or contact? Let’s discuss 👇🔥
Top comments (1)
Looks nice, although a bit "flashy" - but okay, beauty is in the eye of the beholder ...
Couple of 'rendering' oddities which I noticed ...
Biggest issue I would have in using this as my portfolio/resume is that the design is pretty "unique" and "bold", so if a lot of people start copying this it will get noticeable pretty quickly that they're using a "template" ...
P.S. no Next.js used? Being a "site" rather than an "app" (to put it like that), Next.js might add some value here (SEO, first contentful paint, etc) ...