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A free Jekyll theme for building a panel-style online CV for designers and engineers, deployable on GitHub Pages.

A GatsbyJS starter that ports Christine Cha's Gridfolio portfolio theme with SCSS, ESLint, and Prettier.
PanelCV is a free Jekyll theme that turns a designer or engineer's profile into a panel-style online CV, ready to host on GitHub Pages.
PanelCV is a Jekyll theme for building a panel-style online CV or resume, originally crafted by flexycodex as a ThemeForest vCard template and converted to Jekyll by Locky. It takes content written in Markdown and YAML front matter and outputs a static HTML site that can be deployed for free on GitHub Pages. The theme is maintained on GitHub under the Jekyller organization, with a live demo available at jekyller.github.io/PanelCV.
Designers and engineers who want a personal CV website without building it from scratch. Also, developers who use GitHub Pages and want a quick resume template. And freelancers looking to present a portfolio in a panel format.
The installation is short: fork the repository, go to the repository settings, set the GitHub Pages source to master, and the site is live at your username.github.io/PanelCV. After that you edit the content files and push changes to rebuild the site.
PanelCV is free and open source. There are no paid tiers or licensing fees; you only need a GitHub account to use it.
Yes, PanelCV is free and open source on GitHub. You can fork it and use it for personal or professional projects without payment.
Fork the repository on GitHub, then in the repository settings set the GitHub Pages source to master. Your site will be available at https://username.github.io/PanelCV.
A panel-type CV organizes resume material into distinct panels or cards, rather than a single vertical timeline. This makes it easier to visually separate skills, experience, education, and contact info.
The original template was designed by flexycodex on ThemeForest as flexyvcard, and Locky (GitHub user junlulocky) modified it into a Jekyll theme.
Yes, since it's a Jekyll theme you edit Markdown files and YAML data, plus the CSS and Liquid templates, to fit your personal information and branding.
