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Developer portfolio that gets you hired — AI generates pages, you own Markdown. Project grid, tech stack, timeline, blog, dark design, free hosting.
Hugo Theme Dev Portfolio is a free, open-source Hugo theme from the HugoBlox ecosystem for building a developer portfolio site that showcases projects, tech stack, experience timeline, and a blog — with AI-generated pages and Markdown ownership as its core function.
It's a static-site theme that takes Markdown files as input and produces a fast, secure portfolio website with a filterable project grid, a tech-stack icon grid, an experience and education timeline, and a blog with featured images. It runs on Hugo Extended, is built on the HugoBlox framework, and is maintained by Lore Labs (HugoBlox) since 2016, MIT licensed.
Deploy a live site in 60 seconds through the browser, or run npx hugoblox create site --template dev-portfolio using the CLI (Hugo Extended and Node.js required). Then customize with Hugo Chat's plain-English AI, use the Ownable CMS visual editor in VS Code, or edit Markdown directly. Commit and push to any free static host to go live.
The template is free and open source. A paid tier called Dev Portfolio Pro adds premium designs, advanced project gallery layouts, enhanced timeline and skill visualizations, attribution removal, and priority support; compare plans on the HugoBlox pricing page.
No. You can edit visually with Ownable CMS or write Markdown. Hugo is the build engine under the hood that makes the site fast, secure, and free to host.
Yes. The project grid, blog, and timeline work for any profession, though the dark-first design and tech stack section are built with developers in mind.
Yes. GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, and Cloudflare Pages all have free tiers for static sites.
Yes. Your site is just Markdown files in a folder, so you can copy them anywhere without lock-in.
An AI assistant trained on Hugo and HugoBlox docs. Describe what you want and it generates the right pages with correct front matter, free to try.
Yes, with no questions asked.
