Mitesh Tagadiya is a personal portfolio template built with Next.js 14 and Tailwind CSS, serving as a GitHub profile README that showcases an AI-first frontend engineer's skills, services, and open-source activity.
What is Mitesh Tagadiya?
Mitesh Tagadiya is a developer portfolio template built with Next.js 14 and Tailwind CSS, distributed as a GitHub repository that doubles as the author's profile README. It takes a developer's personal details, tech stack, and GitHub metrics as input and produces a self-contained portfolio page with sections for freelance services, AI/LLM tooling, languages, frameworks, tools, and social links. The template is authored by Mitesh Tagadiya, an India-based frontend engineer with 8+ years of experience in React, Next.js, and TypeScript.
Key Features
- AI-first positioning — the README is built around AI-first frontend engineering, explicitly listing OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Vercel AI SDK, LangChain, and pgvector as integration tools.
- Freelance service listings — a dedicated section describes services such as AI-powered web apps, Next.js/React products, LLM integrations, UI/UX implementation, performance refactoring, and AI-assisted team enablement.
- Tech stack icons — uses skillicons.dev to render icon groups for languages, frameworks, and tools, covering TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, Tailwind CSS, Docker, Firebase, Vercel, and Figma.
- GitHub stats widgets — embeds the GitHub Readme Stats API for commit stats, streak statistics, top languages, and a contribution activity graph with a React dark theme.
- Contribution snake animation — includes the popular github-contribution-grid-snake animation with separate dark and light mode SVG sources.
- Multiple contact channels — provides badges and links for email, Topmate consultation booking, LinkedIn, Stack Overflow, Dev.to, and Buy Me a Coffee support.
- Responsive layout — the repository is tagged "responsive" and "easy-to-use" in its GitHub topics, styled with Tailwind CSS.
Who is it for?
- Freelance React and Next.js developers — use the template to present their experience, list available services, and surface freelance/contract availability.
- AI and LLM engineers — showcase proficiency with OpenAI, Claude, Vercel AI SDK, LangChain, and RAG through the dedicated AI tooling section.
- Open-source maintainers — leverage the GitHub stats and contribution graphs to display project activity directly on their profile.
- Job-seeking frontend engineers — create a professional GitHub profile that includes portfolio links, tech stack, and social proof.
What can you do with it?
- Present freelance services: list offerings like AI-powered web apps, LLM integrations, and performance refactoring to attract clients.
- Display GitHub activity: embed commit stats, streak stats, and contribution graphs using the included widget URLs.
- Offer multiple booking channels: link to Topmate for consultations, email for inquiries, and LinkedIn for direct messages.
- Demonstrate AI tooling: highlight experience with OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Vercel AI SDK, LangChain, and pgvector in a dedicated section.
