Sage - Personal portfolio template

About Sage

Sage is a one-page site for a life coach, consultant or advisor whose clients read documentation and engineering blogs all day and trust a page that looks like one: a light gray ground, white cards with hairlines, mono datelines, black buttons and no color except three status marks.

The homepage opens like a release post, with a mono dateline over a large headline, a chip, a standfirst, two buttons and one wide feature photograph with a caption. An about section pairs a portrait with first-person prose and a facts card drawn as a config file with line numbers. A status page shows what is open, limited or booked out, with lamps and a last-updated stamp, and the situations you coach are pulled live from the Portfolio app as an issue list with open and waitlist counts. Three offers stand as command cards with price, length and format cells. Your method reads as numbered install steps, each beside a terminal transcript, and your numbers print as command output with block bars.

Client stories close on a diff: the lines each person removed from their week in red, the lines they added in green. Experience comes live from the Resume app as thick-ruled rows, six questions are answered in a cell grid, a subscribe card carries the newsletter and a contact form written like a new-issue screen sits beside a before-you-write rail of facts.

A status rail with a pulsing lamp runs above the header, the footer is a tile board with a newsletter tile, and every inner page opens on a split heading with slash breadcrumbs. Set in DM Sans and Inter on a #F6F6F6 ground with rounded corners and a faint shadow, Sage ships with the Portfolio app on for the situations, the Resume app on with a complete CV and PDF, and the Links app on. Every section, the status hues and the palette are editable.