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A responsive Hugo portfolio theme with Tailwind CSS, dark mode, blog, galleries, and bilingual support.

A GatsbyJS starter that ports Christine Cha's Gridfolio portfolio theme with SCSS, ESLint, and Prettier.
CareerCanvas is a responsive Hugo theme for personal portfolio websites, built with Tailwind CSS, that combines a project gallery, blog, skills timeline, and contact section in one static-site package.
CareerCanvas is a Hugo (static site generator) theme created by Felipe Cordero for building personal portfolio sites. It takes Hugo content files (Markdown) and a configuration file (config.toml) as input, and produces a fully static website output. The theme runs on any Hugo installation and is available on GitHub with an MIT license, where it has gathered 56 stars.
CareerCanvas is aimed at developers, designers, freelancers, and job seekers who want a personal portfolio site without building one from scratch. Developers can use it to showcase open-source projects; designers can present visual work in the gallery; freelancers can use the skills timeline to win clients; job seekers can create a clean resume site for applications.
The README documents two installation paths: add the theme as a git submodule (recommended) or clone it directly into the themes directory. After setting the theme name in config.toml and adding parameters like name, tagline, profile image, and social links, you run the development server with npm run dev or build the production version. A full example config is provided in example-config.toml.
Yes, the theme is released under the MIT license, so it is free to use, modify, and distribute.
You need Hugo installed to generate the site, and Node.js/npm for the Tailwind CSS build pipeline (dev server and production build via npm run dev).
Yes, dark mode is built in and can be toggled by the user.
The theme includes English and French translations out of the box, controlled by Hugo's multilingual settings.
