Show me your personal website/portfolio

Really nice, I noticed that you have horizontal scrollbars on your page caused by the 100vw which is used on the div right inside the header element, give the header 100% width and replace the 100vw with 100% too, it will make the issue gone. But other than that it is really nice, nice power level ;)

Andrew Baisden • Jul 10 '20

Thanks for the feedback I will look into it. I don't see those scrollbars though what OS and browser did you see it in?

13 inch MacBook pro, with the native mac os, latest chrome browser, I have an always visible scrollbar, and the 100vw never counts with the width of the scrollbar. I hope this information will help you to debug ;)

Mazen Touati • Jul 10 '20

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.

kaponii • Jul 10 '20

Look great, congrats 👏👏👏

nice, you nailed the terminal look 👏

Waylon Walker • Jul 10 '20

Love the blue screen at the end of the page!!

Vesa Piittinen • Jul 10 '20

A few months ago I went back to the future.

My ultimate technology stack is...

HTML
CSS
Server Side Includes
JavaScript tiny enough to embed all of it to every HTML page

It is all vanilla. No frameworks, no build systems, no libraries, no tooling. Later on I might consider porting it all over to Deno just for the fun of it. But more important would be to improve the content and design :)

MerriNet
merri.net

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

Vesa Piittinen • Jul 10 '20

Thanks! It is a mixture of Final Fantasy IX and Heroes of Might and Magic III with some custom HD-resolutioning on the repeating textures :)

Thanks for the insight 🙏

Quentin Delcourt • Jul 11 '20

Loving the Amiga vibes here!

Vesa Piittinen • Jul 11 '20

And I've never even used an Amiga! :)

Quentin Delcourt • Jul 11 '20

Well it's never too late 😄 although it might be a bit difficult to find one nowadays 😁

Glen Connolly • Jul 12 '20

That time to first paint 🤩 so clean and fast! Very nice

Marco Antonio Dominguez • Jul 11 '20

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

Hi really nice page, I see you even customized the scrollbar, but I found a really annoying bug, after I used the navigations buttons the site does not allows me to scroll, it is stuck on one place, no mousewheel, no touchpad, I cant even move the scrollbar with the mouse, navigation through the menu works. The scrollbar works when you load the page at the firs time, but it stops working after you use a navigation button. Please check it out. Tested on chrome/edge chormium, both latest on windows 10, 15.6 inch screen Full HD, 125% scaling in windows display settings.

Marco Antonio Dominguez • Jul 12 '20

Nice! Thank you for report that., I'll take a look.

Carl Evans • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

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 😊

You got me with that one, nice, simple minimalistic, nice colors 👏

Naveen • Jul 10 '20

Nice colour section carl

Ishan Sharma • Jul 10 '20

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

Hemant Joshi • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

Loved, the blog page...

Can I get the source code for the blog site?

I am currently working on a Dev.to plugin that can display your all blogs on the external page and would appreciate getting the source code the project.

Here is the link.
hemant-blog.netlify.app/

Sorry this has a dirty CSS, cause I have been busy on other project and don't want to design it now.

Thank you;

Thats really nice, it is clean, nice usage of empty spaces and great color choices in the blog for post background. 👏

Ishan Sharma • Jul 10 '20

Thank you @theonlybeardedbeast !

Bobby Iliev • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

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

Nice portfolio 👏 devdojo looks nice, I will save it to my bookmarks.

Bobby Iliev • Jul 13 '20

Thanks for the nice feedback! 🙌

Jeff Jadulco • Jul 10 '20

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)

Nice, both versions (light and dark) simple and clear 👏 In what language powers you graphql backend? I mostly choose hot-chocolate or graphql.net for .net or typegraphql for node, because I love the code-first approach.

Jeff Jadulco • Jul 10 '20

Oh that was Gatsby's GraphQL for generating pages at build time (node). No back-end. Sorry for the confusion!

no problem, I have never worked with gatsby, so I just forgot that graphql is part of it :) thanks for the clarification.

Md Rathik • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

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:

nice and cool, wishing the best 👏

Md Rathik • Jul 12 '20

thank you

Mike Talbot ⭐ • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

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.

Still a nice one, rather an informative page than a fancy one without no information at all, but I think you found a sweet spot in between 👏

Mike Talbot ⭐ • Jul 10 '20

Thanks :)

Kostia Palchyk • Jul 11 '20

Hey, Mike!
Have you considered using documentation platform, like gitbook or docusaurus?
I've seen some good examples: router5.js.org/ or babeljs.io/docs/en/

Amir Meimari • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

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

amirmeimari.ir/

Looks amazing, great job, you are unique in the comment section. The design you linked on dribble doesn't work for me, I have got a 404, but the miniature looked really cool, let me know if you fixed the dribble link, or just write the link into the comment if you have it. 👏

Amir Meimari • Jul 12 '20

Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, I've done some design in the past but decided to just focus on the development and deleted my dribble account. but here is a picture of that design if you are interested...

That looks really great! Excellent work!

Kostia Palchyk • Jul 11 '20

Thats a great idea, Amir!

Amir Meimari • Jul 12 '20

Thanks Kostia!

Chad Adams • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

I tried to keep the design simple and minimal.

chadalen.com

perpetual . education • Jul 10 '20

That's a lot of tech for 'simple' ! Photo feels very nice and human.

Chad Adams • Jul 11 '20

I mean the UI/Design not the tech stack haha

Good work clear and informative, nice projects you have there 👏

Chad Adams • Jul 10 '20

Thanks :)

Martin Belev • Jul 11 '20

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.

I believe that, I have that now.sh setup, which works similarly like netlify, just a command and my site was up and running, Great choices nice and simple site, nice job 👏

Martin Belev • Jul 11 '20

Thank you 🙌

Thomas Bnt ☕ • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

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

Used :

Bootstrap v5 bêta
Fork Awesome
Web Monetization

nice 👏

Thomas Bnt ☕ • Jul 11 '20

Thanks!

James Turner • Jul 11 '20

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.

I like it, .net core is deeply in my heart, nice hover on the cards! How do you like the razor pages, I tried them once for a small project, currently I am trying blazor.

James Turner • Jul 11 '20

I think Razor Pages are an improvement to the general MVC architecture - it allows for a better separation without feeling like I have dozens of files representing a basic action. Currently use it across 3 sites of mine and a web application I am developing - so far so good!

What's your thoughts on Blazor like so far?

I really like it, currently I am working on my million dollar idea :D feels solid, but the tooling feels a bit slowly developed, vs code for some reason doesn't like blazor files, and linting is not that good, visual studio handles it better. I use a library called blazor styled which helps a lot, but no style highlighting inside. And the rebuild takes too much time, if I compare it to a React app development, but I like c# I like how you write components, renderfragments cascadingvalues to share a context of a parental component to its descendants.

Ricardo Boss • Jul 11 '20

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.

Hi a nice site you have there 👏 Nice setup. One thing caught my eye, you have "résumé" directly in the url, I dont think thats safe for the url, the site works just check it out, a slugify generator would generate it like "resume".

Ricardo Boss • Jul 12 '20

Hi there! Thanks for the feedback! I hesitated to put non-ascii characters in the url but I decided to do it, because I thought modern browsers can handle those. I could add an alias, though. Anyway, nice catch!

Frans Allen • Jul 11 '20

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.

Aw man, that's nice :D you know the "thedev" domain is really nice for emails too, "mark@thedev.sk" not yet ready :D But I like the idea with the subdomains :D Nice clean personal website, great projects, I understand the no framework policy 👏

Frans Allen • Jul 11 '20

Thanks, yours too!

I like the idea for emails, maybe I can set up one for frans@thedev.id and there is a possibility I can provide this for public needs as well (name@thedev.id), but still cannot solve the privacy and reliability issues.

Nelson Martins • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

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

TheOnlyBeardedBeast • Jul 12 '20 • Edited

Hi Nelson, Thats really great work, I like it 👏 one thing which is hard for my eye is the hover efect on card, when you have dark mode, and you hover over the card it changes to white, add a transitition to make it more pleasant for the eyes.

Nelson Martins • Jul 15 '20

Thank you for your feedback. I've updated meanwhile

Pradeep CE • Jul 10 '20

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! 🙂

Nice page/blog you have there, at this time I am experimenting with something, but maybe later this year I can find spare time to build something! Thanks.

Uriel Bitton • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

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)

#webdev #javascript #react #showdev

Great work, nice colors 👍 I think you exactly know what you are doing 👏

Uriel Bitton • Jul 10 '20

Thanks man!

Kostia Palchyk • Jul 11 '20

Great design, Mark! I especially liked project/article badges style!

I've recently developed framd.cc:

It uses NextJS for both FE and BE (therefore it's a bit slow: need to split out the DB api. An advice is welcome!) + RxJS for animations/resource management. I've described the idea and dev process here:

Text to GIF animation — React Pet Project Devlog

Kostia Palchyk ・ Jun 17 ・ 6 min read

TheOnlyBeardedBeast • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

Thank you. Really nice, so you have built a programming language for generating gifs, that's nice, maybe you cold extend it to create meme-s. I see you are using a CSS grid, on smaller screen there is a horizontal scrollbar, because of the width of the images, the grid gains larger width than the screen, and a margin around the grid would help for the readability. A really nice project, a nice article, I wish the best, keep it up. 👏 your project reminds me this one sonic-pi.net/ it allows you to program your music

Kostia Palchyk • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

Woah, the project you linked, sonic-pi.net/, — this is super awesome!
Will look deeper into it!

Yep, mine is buggy here and there :) Will check the smaller screens and readability issues, thx!
The language is quite simple now, but I thought to extend it so users can interact with the scene/Emoji. To gamify it, you know.

Anyhow, thank you for the feedback, Mark!

No porblem, anytime!

Corentin Bettiol • Jul 10 '20

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 :)

Nice! Pure vanilla php, man you have my respect 👏 I like your domain name.

Richard • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

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.

Thats a nice site you have built! 👏 I really like the intro screen graphics, congrats! Try i18n-react for translations ;)

Richard • Jul 11 '20

Thankyou I'll look into that, should be easier than rewriting the entire site in my native language. 😁

Alexi Taylor 🐶 • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

Here's what I got: alexitaylor.dev

Tech Stack:

Next.js
Some Tailwind
Hosted on Vercel

I like how the white border and the bold text plays together with that animated background, nice job 👏

Gabriel Linassi • Jul 10 '20

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.

Nice 👏 I think it's on you, I think it would be manageable both ways. But you can still divide you blog and portfolio to 2 different apps and just link each other, as a lot of guys did. Keep it up :)

Waylon Walker • Jul 10 '20

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.

Nice. Feels grunge, the cards like posters on a pub wall 👍 👏

Zoltan Halasz • Jul 10 '20

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.

Thanks, nice development journey on the blog! That font choice was intentional, I tried to use one font but didn't fit my expectations, then I (read an article or saw a video, I don't remember exactly) about design where they noted this method. Anyway, I am not a designer either, I went through a lot of designs on dribble for inspiration, for example, neumorphism on the cards.

Sonia • Jul 11 '20

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.

Nice stack, I like the color choices, nice and readable 👏

Jonathan Yeong • Jul 11 '20

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 think your stack and site is really nice, with simplicity you cant make anything wrong, even if you are a backend developer, you nailed it, it is nice 👏

Rahul Jain • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

This is my portfolio and here is the blog.

If you liked it then, checkout the portfolio code here

rahuldkjain / minimal-portfolio

💪 A clean, minimal, responsive, and customizable portfolio template to showcase skills, experience, achievements, and favorites (movies & TVs).

💪 Awesome Personal Portfolio

The minimal, responsive and easily customisable portfolio for developers.

⚡ Pages

🎯 Home (Introduction, Skills, Contact me)

🎯 Work (Internships, Projects, Miscellaneous Projects)

🎯 Achievements And Certifications

🎯 Favourites (Movies, TV/ Web Shows)

🚀 Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

You'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer.

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

🔧 How To Use

From your command line, clone and run minimal-portfolio:

# 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

🛠️ Customize

If you like the portfolio and want to use it to create your own, please refer customization manual.

🧑‍💻 Technologies used

Vuejs
SCSS
…

View on GitHub

The chosen accent color gives me some neon vibes on that black background 👏 nice job.

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

Mishal Shah • Jul 10 '20

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.

Nice and fast 👏

Dylan O'Leary • Jul 11 '20

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!

Really nice setup, I will try digital ocean in the future, the pricing seem fair, betten than amazon or azure. Nice job 👏

Dog Smile Factory • Jul 10 '20

I built mine with eleventy.

bob-humphrey.com

Nice 👏 are you satisfied with 11ty?

Dog Smile Factory • Jul 10 '20

Thank you! I am very happy with 11ty. They really have done a wonderful job of simplifying the process of building a static website. As developers, we already have enough complexity to deal with.

Maybe I will give it a try but at first, I want to try wyam.io/ , I have never heard 11ty before so thanks for that insight :)

Dog Smile Factory • Jul 10 '20

Wyam looks very interesting! However, it does look like work on it has been stopped, and the author is now building a new product. I found this on the Wyam github page:

"Note This project is essentially archived. Wyam has been rebranded and rebooted as Statiq. New development is happening over at Statiq.Framework and Statiq.Web.

You might want to take a look at the new project statiq.dev/.

#showdev #angular #portfolio #website

Aw that is sad, thanks, at this point I am working on an app in blazor, so the info I had on wyam was old.

Sergey Todyshev • Jul 14 '20

here is mine tsvbits.com. GatsbyJS based

TheOnlyBeardedBeast • Jul 14 '20

Simple clear fast, I like that you have the content centered, nut 100% width what makes the text more readable, nice job 👏

Sergey Todyshev • Jul 15 '20

actually it is a fork of github.com/gaearon/overreacted.io :)

Vikram Kadiam • Jul 13 '20

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

TheOnlyBeardedBeast • Jul 13 '20

Hi Vikram nice job 👏 I like the overall style, the green you choose is nice, angular is interesting choice these days.

Benito van der Zander • Jul 11 '20

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

Hmm really interesting setup 👏 yeah old school, I remember to write my first page with tables as a teenager :D

Benito van der Zander • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

Before that page, I had a personal page with a table layout.

I was proud to not use tables anymore. It is all modern HTML4, CSS, divs, validating with the strict DTD. It was really hard to get it all working in IE that did not support CSS properly

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 👏

Abhishek Jain • Jul 11 '20

Here's mine abhishekdev.tech.

Please give your feedback and suggestion if something needs to be improved.

I like your page, interesting color combination, I noticed that you hover menu states overflow here is my idea how the hover should look, anyway great job 👏

Abhishek Jain • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

Hey thanks for the suggestion, i am definitely gonna do it.😄😄

Gustavo Oliveira • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

Here is mine. Is a modified Gatsby theme, but in the future I plan to totally rewrite a new one: gughog.github.io/portfolio/

Nice, when you create it make a post about it, share your knowledge! 👏

Amit Chambial • Jul 11 '20

Here’s mine : portfolio.devaman.dev

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

Nice, I love the transitions when you scroll through the page! You have 100vw on your footer, it causes a horizontal scrollbar, change it to 100%, and the problem will be gone. Nice job 👏

Amit Chambial • Jul 11 '20

Thanks for the feedback 😊

Zen • Jul 10 '20

My web: rumahzen.my.id/halaman/0.

Frontend: Vue
Backend: PHP

👏 simplicity 👍

Zen • Jul 10 '20

Thanks 🙈

Kyle Rodgers • Jul 10 '20

Mine is kylerodgers.me/ built with Gridsome and Tailwind Css. I'm happy with the design and it was a fun build, but I want to port it to Nuxt when I get a spare moment.

Naveen • Jul 10 '20

Kyle, I like the colour combination and Menu. It just awesome

Nice, feels like a dribble showcase design 👏

Billa • Jul 10 '20

This is a school project. I had website creation lessons.
This website is where i share my projects.

I use HTML / CSS with Vs code.

This is the link : projet99.000webhostapp.com

Nice 👏 keep it up!

Billa • Jul 10 '20

Thanks

Mahmoud Abdelwahab • Jul 10 '20

mahmoud.codes

Built using Gatsby, Theme-UI and emotion. Deployed to Netlify

Naveen • Jul 10 '20

Dude, your SSL is got some error. Please look at it.

The dark mode is too nice, and thanks for better dark mode colour.

Mahmoud Abdelwahab • Jul 10 '20

Oh damn. Thanks for letting me know!

Cool 👏 I like it.

Ehsan Azizi • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

Here is mine
ehsanazizi.me

Prototyped in Adobe XD
Pure HTML and CSS and some SVG
Hosted with Github Pages

Nice, I like the style, I see we have chosen similar dev paths. From that many tools (figma, sketch,lunacy,invison) why did you choose adobe?

Ehsan Azizi • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

Thanks man,
I tried many of these tools but ended with choosing either Figma or Adobe XD and
the only reason for choosing XD is that I was looking for a complete offline solution otherwise I would definitely go with Figma as it has more features and overall is better than XD.

I understand, I still like to use offline solutions too, I am using Invision studio, but it still feels like it is in early stages. But I do really small amount of designing, and in case I need to edit some vector art I use affinity designer.

Peyton McGinnis • Jul 10 '20

sergix.dev

Vue, Gridsome, and TailwindCSS

Now web monetized!

Amazing designs, I really like it, if you would like to cooperate in the future, let me know 👏

Peyton McGinnis • Jul 11 '20

That'd be awesome! If you have any ideas hit me up!

Emil Privér • Jul 10 '20

Mine is here: priver.dev

I love it, simple and minimalistic 👏

Emil Privér • Jul 10 '20

Thank you :D

Richie McColl • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

Here's mine: richiemccoll.com/.

What I used:

React
Gatsby
MDX
Emotion (CSS-in-JS - If I were to start from scratch, I'd use Tailwind.css)
Netlify

Nice work, simple and informative, and as I see you have a strong managable stack. 👏 I just hate css in js, but I hate premade css too :D I am the write scss from scratch guy :D

Richie McColl • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

I really like the combination of MDX, Gatsby and Netlify.

I also liked to write scss back in the day, but now I'm just too lazy. Tailwind hits the sweet spot!

Shubhank Saxena • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

Here is mine [WIP]
shubhank.codes

I see it as a nice beginnig, you have a nice accent color and white combination, maybe the icon colors are a bit too much, maybe try to use just the accent color or black for icons, but that is just a suggestion, it is your site and your decissions, nice job 👏

Shubhank Saxena • Jul 11 '20

Thank you. Will definitely keep that in mind

Michael Z • Jul 10 '20

My portfolio is made with Nuxt.js and Tailwind css: michaelzanggl.com/

It was a lot of fun to play around with vibrant colors.

Nice you have a lot of interesting articles, I will take a look at them in the future 👏 interesting color choices, hover and active behaviors.

Jason C. McDonald • Jul 10 '20

Here's mine, indeliblebluepen.com/

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

I like it, the bow tie is classy with that mustache! 👏

Jason C. McDonald • Jul 10 '20

Thank you very much.

Ovienadu Ken • Jul 10 '20

Here's mine. kenovienadu.me
It was build using react a few months ago. What are your thoughts?

Nice I like the background and color combination choices, great work 👏

Ovienadu Ken • Jul 10 '20

Thank you

rajeshpeddalachugari • Jul 11 '20

Mine, rajeshpeddalachugari.github.io/
Recently completely re-written in Vue.js.
Used W3.CSS as css framework, which is my favourite css framework.

Nice job 👏 Vue is a solid choice!

rajeshpeddalachugari • Jul 11 '20

Thanks. 🙂

Nivesh Saharan • Jul 11 '20

Here’s mine: nive.sh

It’s built with Next js and Tailwind CSS. I regularly update it with programming related posts. Check it out.

Really nice minimalistic page, both the page and a post detail looks good 👏

Nivesh Saharan • Jul 11 '20

Post details page is my favourite 😍

Hemant Joshi • Jul 11 '20

hemant.codes

Tech Stack:
HTML, CSS, SCSS, JS, jquery, Bootstrap, Bit of PHP for forms...

But still under development,

Nice page, good job, classic stack. 👏

Hemant Joshi • Jul 11 '20

Thanks!!

Cristian Ojeda • Jul 11 '20

Hi, here's mine.
Https://sermultimedia.com.ar.
It's only html, css and vanilla js.
Greetings from Argentina

Nice website, I like the color combinagtion, and the background, I remember programming that particle backgraound manually :D One thing you can improve, I think you load the same javascript file on every page, and you got console errors on the pages which do not contain the contact from, the user wont notice, it is not a big deal take a look at it . Or just conditionally handle it like :

if(formulario){
formulario.addEventListener(...);
}

Nice job 👏 cheers!

Cristian Ojeda • Jul 11 '20

You are right, I will work on correcting those errors.
Thank You :)

Nam Nguyen • Jul 11 '20

Here is mine namietalkie.com. It looks simple. So I appreciate if you have any comments on it.

Really nice, I love the loader. A smal suggestion between 721px-991px width the landing text is cut of, even on wider screen the "Welcome To My World" is not visible, caused by the 100vh limit, change it to min-height: 100vh or height:100%, should work. Anyway great job 👏

Nam Nguyen • Jul 11 '20

Thank you. I will improve your site by your suggestions

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Nice, so you are doing it old school 👏 what template engine do you use?

Basel Akasha • Jul 10 '20

Handlebars

Jimmy Klein • Jul 10 '20

Here is mine : jimmyklein.fr

It is powered by Gatsby, designed with tailwindcss and deployed on Netlify !

No dedicated server to handle, it's a pleasure to just get to the point : the content !

Nice, its good to see a lot of developers leaning towards simplicity, good job 👏

Gudi Varaprasad • Jul 10 '20

Link : gudivaraprasad.github.io/Projects/...

Thankyou for your view. Please rate it !!
I am very new to Web Development... :))

Looks like a good beginnig, I think you should center the content of you footer, would be much better! Kepp it up 👏

Gudi Varaprasad • Jul 11 '20

Thank you so much, will update the required changes soon....
😀😀

Kush Daga • Aug 20 '20 • Edited

Mine is a bit different, I used webflow to get it done! Not what you would expect from a coder but yeah it helps me focus on putting down the content much better. Still have to fill it up with more projects so WIP, also have to update the about and Navbar, but the basic home design is done
kushdaga.webflow.io

TheOnlyBeardedBeast • Aug 20 '20

Nice one, interesting cursor behavior

Kush Daga • Aug 20 '20

Thanks!

Pi Ke • Jul 12 '20 • Edited

Mine is pxlet.com

It is built with PHP + Bootstrap + AngularJS + MySQL. Pretty old/classical tech stack. Want to build my next one with GoLang.

Nice one 👏 good luck for the next one!

Pi Ke • Aug 8 '20

Thank u and yes will keep up.

Kartik Nair • Jul 10 '20

I've tried to keep mine pretty simple: kartikn.me

It's built statically from markdown using Next.js and hosted on Vercel.

Nice, again simple clear 👏 great work

Pemba Rinzi Sherpa • Jul 10 '20

This is something I made for just practicing in my early days.

pemba007.netlify.app/

Flat design, nice 👏

Cesar Aguirre • Jul 10 '20

Here is mine: canro91.github.io/ It's a Jekyll site with Hyde theme

Nice, you have some interesting .net articles, I will definitely check them out! 👏

manuel • Jul 11 '20

wildauer.io/

I feel with you! :)

Shravan Kumar B • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

My blog : ohmyscript.com

Nice, is it your own wordpress theme?

Shravan Kumar B • Jul 10 '20

yes.

Good work !

Deepak Chhitarka • Jul 10 '20

Here's mine dchhitarka.github.io/Portfolio/
I'm still working on it. I haven't yet bought a domain so just hosting it using GitHub.

Continue with the work, keep it up 👏

Amarnath Karthi • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

97amarnathk.github.io

Built using Jekyll , and Primer CSS.

Really clean and minimalistic, nice art. Great job 👏

Amarnath Karthi • Jul 11 '20

The art is actually Pablo Stanley's OpenPeeps. It's an illustration library

Never heard of it, thank you I will check it out

Rurick Maqueo Poisot • Jul 10 '20

Mine is rurick.dev still WIP
the front is NextJs and there is not back (yet) just a lambda in Amazon
deployed in Zeit

It has Darkmode too

I like the art and the simplicity light/dark works great, nice job 👏

dastasoft • Jul 10 '20

I've done my portfolio with React and bundled with Parcel too :) I have some work to do before finish it but it's available on dastasoft.netlify.app/

Nice, update this comment after you finish it ;) I almost did the same Japanese text to non-japanesse animation, interesting 👏

Cédric Foellmi • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

arcsecond.io

Django + Vue.js (Vanilla) – because I need to move fast. Project has a 10-years plan of development...

That's a really cool project, I don't know django but vue is great, I used it before, nice job 👏

Ajeet Yadav • Jul 10 '20

I have a blog:
ajeet.dev/

yours is supercool :)

Thank you. Yours is nice and colorful, great articles will look into them later 👏

Vasili Anoshin • Jul 10 '20

I'm think your portfolio is amazing !

Thank you :)

Mads Hougesen • Jul 10 '20 • Edited

mhouge.dk is my portfolio.

Nothing fancy, just a simple HTML/CSS/JS site.

Nice and simple 👏

K • Jul 10 '20

kay.is

Shortest domain I could get and one HTML file on GitHub Pages, nothing fancy.

TheOnlyBeardedBeast • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

That's nice, if I would you I were make that content as a big card, so outer shadows same top and bottom margin and a plain white bckground for the card, gray background for the page. I see you have a lot of experience, nice job 👏 I had a domain with the same length :)

Thomas Maitret • Jul 10 '20

Here is mine: thomasmaitret.fr
Pretty simple one with basic blog fonctionnality, built with sapper and deployed to Netlify.

You don't have a lot of blog posts, but it looks great, the top gradient just give it something more, so it doesnt feel empty, 👏 nice job

Andrew Pillar • Jul 10 '20

Mine: andrewpillar.com

A simple static site, no JS, no frameworks, just plain HTML files served via NGINX.

That's a nice simple and stable solution 👏

Agustín • Jul 10 '20

Hi!, this my web portfolio: agustinl.dev/

Clean simple and minimalistic haha.

These 3 words in one sentence, exactly how I like it 👏

Judicaël Andriamahandry • Jul 11 '20

Here is mine Judicael portfolio. The technology used is Gatsbyjs and typescript

Nice, and nice designs on dribble 👏

Judicaël Andriamahandry • Jul 11 '20

thank you so much😁

Bala Hantsi 🇳🇬 • Jul 10 '20

Here we go bhantsi.github.io/

Nice one! your projects section misses an id and because of that the scroll to navigation is not working (happens to everybody :)), keep it up, I wish you a lot of luck for the desired knowledge 👏

Kenan Ajkunic • Jul 10 '20

Here's mine. It ain't much but gets the job done. kenanajkunic.xyz

Maybe when I find more free time I will thinker around and make something more interesting.

Nice, your neons are glowing bright :D Definetly a short one, keep me updated if you will make any changes. 👏

Kenan Ajkunic • Jul 10 '20

Sure will! Thanks for checking it out :D

Programming Dive • Jul 10 '20

Here is mine .. as a web developer I always wanted to have my personal website..programmingdive.com/

Nice blog 👏 the same desire stands behind mine.

Nishant Mittal • Jul 10 '20

Here nishantwrp.com/

Nice one, keep it up 👏

George Nance • Jul 10 '20

Heres mine. I really need to write more content for it 😅

georgenance.com

Nice 👏 Keep it simple don't overthink it :) We almost have the same avatar, bearded guys unite! :D

Rose • Jul 11 '20

rosey.dev ♥️ just html/css/JavaScript, very basic. Hosted by/deployed via netlify. One day I'll do a big update and make it super cool. One day.

That's just enough, nice job 👏 if you once find time to remake it, let me know make a post about it!

Ben Winchester • Jul 11 '20 • Edited

I would love feedback on my portfolio. Pretty basic using Gatsby. benwinchester.dev