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A modern and responsive developer portfolio built with React.js to showcase projects, skills, education, services, blogs and contact form submit.
React-Portfolio is a free, MIT-licensed developer portfolio template built with React.js for showcasing projects, skills, education, and a contact form on a single-page site.
React-Portfolio is a responsive, single-page developer portfolio built with the React JavaScript library. It takes a developer's personal information, project details, and experience as input — edited directly in the src directory — and produces a deployable website with sections for projects, skills, experience, and a working contact form. The template runs on any static hosting service such as GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Vercel, and is maintained by developer Sanajit Jana.
React-Portfolio serves developers who want a ready-made personal site without building from scratch. Junior developers can replace the sample projects and skills with their own and publish to GitHub Pages. Open-source contributors can join Hacktoberfest 2025 by forking the repo, picking a labeled issue, and submitting pull requests with maintainer code reviews. Programming students can use the template as a learning reference for React Router, Styled Components, and EmailJS integration while customizing their own portfolio.
The template runs as a client-side React app. To use it, clone the repository, run npm install to install dependencies, and start the development server with npm start — the site loads at http://localhost:3000. Customize the content inside the src directory, adjust the layout by editing components in src/components, then deploy the production build to GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Vercel.
Yes, React-Portfolio is open source under the MIT License, so you can use, modify, and distribute it freely, including for commercial personal portfolios.
You need Node.js and npm installed. Then clone the repository, run npm install to fetch dependencies, and run npm start to launch the development server at http://localhost:3000.
Yes, GitHub Pages is explicitly listed in the README as a supported hosting option along with Netlify and Vercel. The author's live portfolio is hosted at https://sanajitjana.github.io.
Edit the files in the src directory to replace the default personal information, projects, skills, and experience. To change the layout structure, modify the components under src/components.
The contact form uses EmailJS, so it will function only after you set up an EmailJS account and configure your service credentials in the contact component. The template provides the integration; you supply the EmailJS service details.
