Duncan - Web developer portfolio template

About Duncan

Duncan is for the developer who sells a defined piece of work at a knowable price. It is built around e-commerce and Shopify, but it suits any engineer whose clients want the price, the timeline and the proof before they agree to a call.

The whole page behaves like the thing you build. It opens as a product page for you: a gallery with a thumbnail strip, a rating row, a starting price, option chips for the tiers you offer and an add-to-cart button that starts the conversation. Below it your client brands stand on a shelf, and your projects arrive as a collection grid where every card carries one real figure in the slot a shop would print a price.

From there it reads like a checkout. Your numbers are totalled on a printed slip. Your services are line items in a basket with a running summary of what is always included. Your method is an order tracker with the current stage lit. There is a seller panel with your portrait and the facts a buyer checks, a specification sheet naming the actual tools in your stack, product reviews with a score breakdown and verified-purchase badges, your career as an order history, plain terms, and a contact form laid out as a checkout with nothing payable today.

The look is a deep blue-black ground with one electric cyan signal colour, used the way syntax highlighting uses one, set in Saira and Asap with tabular figures on every number. Portfolio is wired for the client stores, with categories, per-project details and a catalogue index. Resume is wired for the history block and a downloadable CV.