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Developer portfolio examples that lead with the work.

A good developer portfolio names two or three projects you can explain, links each one to its repo or demo, and ends with an easy way to reach you. That covers most of it. Below is one developer page in two templates, so you can see what the layout changes and what stays the same.

Open the page Example

Alex Chen on Minimal

Copy the opening: one line about what he is building now, then two GitHub cards described in his own words.

Blocks: Text · GitHub · Link · Contact

Start from this page Minimal template

Try this layout Example

The same page on Studio

The same blocks on a dark background. Try it once your project descriptions are finished and the work suits a darker mood.

Blocks: Text · GitHub · Contact

Start from this page Studio template

What these have in common

Start from Minimal

Clean type and room for project descriptions. Start from Alex’s page and swap in your own projects.

Use the Minimal templateAbout Minimal

You can try it without an account. Publish at sayhi.page/yourname with the personal website builder, or browse all the examples.

Questions

How many projects should a developer portfolio show?

Two to four is plenty. Pick the projects you could talk about for ten minutes in an interview, and leave the rest on GitHub.

Should I link my GitHub profile or individual repos?

Both. Give each featured project its own GitHub card with a one-line description, and put your profile link with your other socials.

More examples

Related pages

Developer portfolio website

Projects, repositories, a short bio, and a contact form on one page.

Portfolio builder

A one-page portfolio: large work, a short bio, and a URL for a bio or an email.

Personal website builder

One designed page for a personal homepage: bio, work, projects, and a URL.

Personal page examples

Example pages for a developer, a photographer, a musician, a designer, and a creator.