Stack - Web developer portfolio template

About Stack

Stack is a one-page developer portfolio template laid out like the profile page you already keep on a code host: an avatar, your name and handle, one sentence about what you build, the stack you build it with, and six pinned projects. It is for full-stack developers, backend and frontend engineers who want a hire-me page that takes an hour to make their own and reads like a well-kept repo.

The page opens on a profile head: a small round avatar, your name and a mono handle in a narrow column, one sentence in display type beside them with the employer as a link, and a meta row for your city, your current role and your GitHub. Below it the stack is written the way a package manifest lists it, name and pinned version in monospace under small group labels for language, frontend, backend, infra and testing. Then six projects sit as framed screen tiles, each with a repo-style caption: the title, an accent dot, the stack it runs on and its version. A contact block closes the page with your email, a short facts register (location, availability, notice, references) and a three-field form.

The look is minimal: a cool paper-white ground, ink text, Karla in two weights, hairline rules instead of boxes, corners set nearly square, no shadows, and hyperlink blue as the only color, used only where a link would be. The header is the site name and three menu items; the footer sets your email as one big line over the menu and your social profiles.

The Portfolio app is wired in with six sample products of three screens each on the register index and the spec detail template, so every tile opens into a project page with its stack line, role, year and a live link. Swap the six covers, rewrite the sentence and the stack, and the site is yours.