Here's mine sunchayn.github.io/old. Now, it's on hold as I'm planning to make a new one.

The technology stack I've used was vanilla JS (ES6) and SASS3 alongside Gulp as a build tool.

Here's mine andrewbaisden.com/ the backend is in Node and the frontend is in Next.js. Deployed to Netlify.

This is mine mdor.dev/

I want to start adding more features, but I tried to keep it simple.

I kept the stack to the minimum.

For the site:

• ES6
• CSS 3
• normalize
• typed js.

For the build process:

• Babel
• autoprefixer
• webpack
• cssnano
• postcss
• imagemin
• node.

For the code quality:

• eslint
• husky
• lint-staged

So far, it has:
Performance: 97
Accessibility: 100
Best Practices: 100
SEO: 100

And the load time is very decent, coming from the network tab:
361 kB resources
Finish: 487 ms
DOMContentLoaded: 306 ms
Load: 451

This is the repo github.com/MDOR/mdor

TODO:

• update the deploy process
• include a section to keep my tooling bookmarks

I was actually working on my portfolio website around 3 months ago. Designed this all by myself from scratch. Since then, I've learnt react, gatsby and next.js and right now I'm in the phase of migrating this design to react based stack, for improved performance. Still most of the design will remain the same. You can have a look here : ishandeveloper.com

Moreover, I have also created a personal blog of my own using Gatsby. I'd love for you to have a look at it here : blog.ishandeveloper.com

Mine is carlevans.dev I use Craft as my CMS and use Eleventy to build a static site which is hosted for free thanks to Netlify / AWS. I use Nunjucks as a template engine. It doesn’t use a front end framework but it does use Barba.js for page transitions 😊

Here you go rathik.net/ , Built in VuePress and backend for markup post and page , I connected to forestry as my simple backend
Inline-style:

Sharing mine: jeffjadulco.com
Things I used:

• Reactjs
• Gatsby and its plugins (it made my life so much easier)
• GrahpQL (it was overwhelming at first but thanks to their docs)
• tailwindcss (it accelerated my understanding of css concepts)
• MDX (I love markdown but I love MDX even more)

My personal website is: Bobby Iliev
And here is a website that I've been helping with recently: DevDojo you should check it out!

I tried to keep the design simple and minimal.

chadalen.com

• Frontend: React + Gatsby.js
• CMS: Netlify CMS
• CSS Framework: Material UI
• Host: Netlify

I made the js-coroutines site recently - to show off a library I made. It's React/JS not pre-rendered, but I should probably get around to fixing that! I use Material UI for styling and componentry.

I notice that it is way less fancy than many, I guess I was going for informative and single page for the primary content.

I've decided to take a different route and make my portfolio an old newspaper 😊😅

amirmeimari.ir/

Here's mine: flexrweb.com/showcaser

Technologies used:

• Html & css
• javascript/jquery
• reactorjs (a JS framework i designed)
• angular js
• infinityUI (a CSS framework library i also built)

Are you kidding? Mine is thedev.id :D it's not the personal website though.

If you asking one, the real is upset.dev, a really simple landing page built with bare HTML and inlined CSS. No frameworks allowed.

Looks great! Here's mine: Pradeep CE.

This is brand new because I just picked up React/Gatsby (tutorials on those soon!). If About Me | Pradeep CE sounds like something you can identify with, tweet at me: let's talk / build something together! 🙂

Hi all. Great portfolios I see in here. I'm new to the frontend world. I'm not currently currently working as a frontend developer but trying to.

Here is my portfolio

iamnelsonmartins.com

There is still a few sharp corners to fix like the about page. Maybe add a little bit more about me.

Fill free to shoot some advices or criticism regarding it

Here is mine: richardcoric.netlify.app/

I used React JS because im currently learning react, and it was a fun way to practice.

I also used a combination of SCSS and styled components because I'm really enjoying CSS-in-JS at the moment; and I like the fact that I can use partials with SCSS.

I would like to add a way to translate the site on the click of a button but I need to figure out how to do that.

Feels like an old game interface, interesting 👏 great job!

I actually reworked my website a few days ago. It can be found at ricardoboss.de and I use NuxtJS and SASS (with Bootstrap v5 Alpha). It is deployed as my GitHub.io page automatically every time I push some commits. The first article I wrote documents this in more detail.

Mine is belev.dev

Tech used: Gatsby, Netlify, Netlify DNS. I wanted to play around with Gatsby and this is why I choose it. Good performance, SEO, customizable and React based. For deployment I wanted something with which I can start really quickly and Netlify was perfect for that. Doing almost nothing get’s you up to a point with deployed site, deployment on push to master, preview for PR, SSL from Netlify DNS. I am pretty happy with the setup and the time it takes to go live.

Here is mine: turnerj.com

It is an ASP.NET Core website using Razor Pages. For CSS, I am using Tachyons. The site is deployed to Azure, with build/deployment through Azure DevOps.

This is a website for one of my project on GitHub.

Used :

• Bootstrap v5 bêta
• Fork Awesome
• Web Monetization

And here's mine : l3m.in

I recently added cover for articles & projects, and the reading time.

Pure vanilla php (poo mvc)/html5/css3, with a scoop of javascript :)

This is my portfolio and here is the blog.

If you liked it then, checkout the portfolio code here

node@v10.16.0 or higher
npm@6.9.0 or higher
git@2.17.1 or higher

# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/rahuldkjain/minimal-portfolio.git
# Go into the repository
$ cd minimal-portfolio
# Install dependencies
$ npm install
# Run 
$ npm run dev

Here I am at dylanoleary.dev.

I used Gatsby for the front end and used Ghost to power my blog section. The front end is hosted by Netlify and the Ghost content lives on Digital Ocean.

Cheers!

Here's mine jonathanyeong.com.

• No Frontend framework
• Hugo as the static site generator.
• Deployed on Netlify
• Forestry.io as the headless CMS.

I'm a backend developer so design is definitely not my forte. Currently, trying to come up with redesigns. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

I built mine with eleventy.

bob-humphrey.com

Here's what I got: alexitaylor.dev

Tech Stack:

• Next.js
• Some Tailwind
• Hosted on Vercel

Here's mine on Gatsby/netlify. It's always a work in progress, most of my effort is focused on the content. I slowly make the platform as a whole a bit better over time.

Here's mine: mishal23.github.io

It's mainly a blog with some pages about the work I do.

Built with Gatsby.js as I like the server-side rendering feature as it becomes fast + PWA support. Deployed on GitHub Pages.

That look really great nice accent, gives the blog really modern look with the typography and grayscale images, and even when I open the post and see some colored image, it still well plays together. 👏 nice job

Lots of awesome portfolios here. Well done guys!

Here's mine gabriellinassi.site. Sorry for not supporting both languages PT-BR and US-ENG for now.

Btw I'm very undecided if I should migrate it to NextJs/Gatsby or let it like this since I want to keep working on it and create a blog in the future. However, I'm afraid it's just too much for a simple portfolio.

I only have a blog, which is not very impressive as design: mydev-journey.blogspot.com/.
Yours is very well designed, just that I would prefer the same font for headings/menus as for the whole text.

Here is mine: soniagarcia.dev
It is a static generated personal website and blog made with Nuxt and hosted for free in Netlify. I have published a couple of posts showing how to build a website like it.

Here's mine, indeliblebluepen.com/

Built with pure HTML and CSS. And yes, those block cursors blink.

here is mine tsvbits.com. GatsbyJS based

Hey Mark! I've recently built my first ever portfolio web app using just Angular! Check out here.

vikramkadiam.netlify.app

I also wrote a blog about it on my journey in building it.

How I built my first portfolio website using just Angular

Vikram Kadiam ・ Jul 10 ・ 3 min read

#showdev #angular #portfolio #website

I think both of you made a great job, this plain style can be really nice, the default html styling in the browser is garbage, and you tweeked that css enough to make it all look good! Great job 👏

I made this as teenager: benibela.de/index_en.html

Static HTML, with a code generator initially in Delphi/Pascal, then in Java, then back to Pascal/XQuery

Here’s mine : portfolio.devaman.dev

Built using pure HTML CSS and JS.
Better to open on Desktop