Portfolio-Website

Portfolio-Website is a free, open-source React.js portfolio template that lets a developer showcase their GitHub projects, resume, and technical skills in a multi-page layout, built by Rahul Jha and deployable to Vercel.

What is Portfolio-Website?

Portfolio-Website is a personal portfolio template built with React.js and CSS3, designed for web developers who want a professional online presence without building from scratch. The template takes a developer's information — project links, resume, and skill list — from editable component files inside the src/components folder and renders it as a multi-page website with separate views for projects, resume, and skills. It runs as a standard React app using npm start for local development, is styled with React-Bootstrap and custom CSS3, and is ready to deploy to Vercel. The repository rahuljha4171/Portfolio-Website on GitHub currently has 82 stars and is maintained by Rahul Jha.

Key Features

• Multi-page layout — The site is split into distinct pages rather than a single scrolling page, making navigation clearer for recruiters and visitors.
• React-Bootstrap styling — Components use React-Bootstrap for layout and UI elements, combined with handwritten CSS3 for custom appearance.
• Fully responsive — The layout adapts to mobile, tablet, and desktop widths, so the portfolio looks correct on any screen size.
• Dark and light themes — Visitors can toggle between a dark and a light color scheme, controlled by the React components.
• GitHub project showcase — The portfolio displays selected GitHub repositories, with the developer editing which projects appear in the component files.
• Resume and technical skills sections — Includes areas for a resume and a list of technical skills, all editable through the src/components directory.

Who is it for?

• Web developers — launch a personal portfolio site that highlights their GitHub work and skills without designing a site from zero.
• Tech job seekers — fork the repo, replace the example information with their own projects and resume, and deploy to Vercel to get a live portfolio quickly.
• React learners — study the project structure to see how a multi-page React app with React-Bootstrap, theming, and component-based editing is organized.

What can you do with Portfolio-Website?

• Create a personal portfolio — Fork the repository, edit the files in src/components to insert your projects, resume, and skills, then run npm install and npm start to preview it locally.
• Customize the design — Adjust the CSS3 and React-Bootstrap styles to match your branding, and use the built-in dark/light theme toggle for visitors.
• Deploy to Vercel — The project is ready to connect to Vercel from GitHub; after pushing your changes you can publish the site without extra configuration.

How does Portfolio-Website work?

The workflow is straightforward: clone or fork the repo, install dependencies with npm install, and start the development server with npm start, which opens the site at localhost:3000. To customize content, open the src/components folder and edit the component files containing your personal information. When ready, push the repository to GitHub and import it into Vercel for deployment.

FAQ

Is Portfolio-Website free?

Yes, the template is open-source on GitHub under the repository rahuljha4171/Portfolio-Website. You can fork it, modify it, and use it for your own portfolio; the author only asks for credit by linking back to the original repo.

What do I need to run it?

You need Node.js and Git installed globally on your machine. The readme specifies npm install for dependencies and npm start to launch the development server at localhost:3000.

How do I change the content to my own?

Open the project folder and go to the src/components directory. Each component holds a specific part of the portfolio — such as projects, resume, or skills — and you can edit your information directly in those files.

Does the template support dark mode?

Yes, one of the listed features is a dark and light theme. The site includes a theme toggle that lets visitors switch between the two color schemes.