Product Manager Portfolio

The Product Manager Portfolio is a free GitHub template for creating a product manager portfolio website, providing a pre-built structure of Home, About, and project case-study pages you can copy and personalize.

What is the Product Manager Portfolio?

It is a portfolio template built with the Next.js framework and Tailwind CSS, created in collaboration with @nicolemors. The live example is deployed at product-portfolio-example.vercel.app, and the repository itself can serve as a starting point for your own site. As input, it takes your written project stories, role details, and product screenshots; as output, it produces a polished portfolio site with three primary sections: Home, About, and Projects.

Key Features

• Live example site — Explore a fully working portfolio at https://product-portfolio-example.vercel.app/ to see how the template looks and behaves before copying it.
• Case-study project pages — Each project page is structured to cover the problem, your role, decisions made, challenges, outcomes, and screenshot display, giving you a repeatable format for every product story.
• Simple three-section structure — Home introduces you and links to projects; About tells your path into product; Projects holds the detailed case studies.
• No strong engineering skills required — You only need to edit text files and upload images; the README suggests using coding assistants for the coding work if needed.
• Built on tailwind-nextjs-starter-blog — The template inherits a maintained Next.js blog starting point, giving you a solid foundation for styling and content organization.
• Free to use and customize — Copy the repository as a template on GitHub and make it your own with no license fees.
• Video walkthroughs — A tour video (Loom) explains how the example portfolio works, and a separate setup video covers personalization and deployment.

Who is the template for?

• Product managers — Use the predefined project-page structure to write up your past product projects as case studies that explain the problem, your role, decisions, and outcomes.
• Job-seeking product professionals — Quickly stand up a portfolio site to link from your resume or applications, using the Home, About, and Projects layout to present your work.
• Career changers into product — Convert your prior work experiences into product-centric stories using the template’s guided sections, even if you have no design or coding background.
• Product design students — Publish class projects and internships in a polished format that demonstrates your process and thinking.

What can you do with the template?

• Create a job-search portfolio: Turn multiple product projects into individual case-study pages with screenshots, then share the live URL with recruiters.
• Build a personal brand site: Establish a Home page that introduces you, an About page with your product path, and a Projects page that demonstrates your work rhythm.
• Prepare for interviews: Use the project sections to articulate your decision-making and challenges in a clear narrative you can rehearse.
• Practice writing case studies: Follow the problem-role-decisions-challenges-outcome structure to improve how you document product work.

How does the template work?

To build your own site, start by watching the tour video of the example portfolio, then write your project stories using the same structure. Copy the repository as a GitHub template, watch the setup video, customize the text and images, and deploy the site — the example is hosted on Vercel, and the setup video walks through the workflow.

Pricing

The template is free. The GitHub description explicitly says "for FREE! 📈," and the README invites you to copy the repo as a template with no mention of paid tiers.

Alternatives

For a developer-focused portfolio, check out simple-developer-portfolio-website by manuarora700, which inspired this template. Where this template targets product managers with case-study pages, that one is built for developers to show their coding projects.

FAQ

Is the template free?

Yes, the template is free to use and customize. The README states it is free and invites you to star the repository if it helps you.

Do I need strong engineering skills to use it?

No. The README says you can edit text files and upload images, and coding assistants can handle any coding work, so the majority of effort is in writing your project stories.

What sections are included in the portfolio?

The portfolio has three main sections: Home, which introduces you and links to your projects; About, which shares your path into product; and Projects, where each project gets a page with problem, role, decisions, challenges, and outcomes.

Can I deploy the site to Vercel?

The example portfolio is deployed at product-portfolio-example.vercel.app, and the setup video covers personalization and deployment. Because it is a Next.js app, you can deploy it to platforms that support Next.js, such as Vercel.