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A Hugo portfolio theme (archived)

Portfolio library replicating the GitHub UI, built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.
Somrat Hugo Theme is an archived Hugo portfolio landing page template built with Bootstrap, designed to present a single-page portfolio website. It was created by the GitHub user Somrat Pro (username somratpro) and is published as the repository somratpro/somrat. The theme is archived, meaning it is no longer actively maintained, and the live demo is hosted at somrat.netlify.com.
Somrat Hugo Theme is a static portfolio template for the Hugo static site generator, styled with Bootstrap. It takes site content written in Markdown or data files and renders a single landing page with sections for a portfolio gallery, contact form, and navigation. The repository includes an exampleSite folder with sample content that demonstrates the theme's layout. As of the content provided, the repository has 148 stars on GitHub.
The theme's feature list is short but concrete:
This theme is suited for individuals and small teams who want a fast, static portfolio site built with Hugo.
Installation follows Hugo's standard theme workflow. Clone the repository, move into the exampleSite directory, and run hugo server --themesDir ../.. to preview the site locally. The theme's files live in the parent directory while the exampleSite contains the content and configuration. Alternatively, download the ZIP from the GitHub archive and place it in a Hugo project's themes directory.
No. The repository is marked as archived, meaning the maintainer has set it to read-only. No new features or security updates are expected.
Clone the repository with git clone https://github.com/somratpro/somrat.git, change to the exampleSite directory, and run hugo server --themesDir ../.. to start a local development server.
Yes. The repository includes Forestry CMS settings, allowing you to manage site content through the Forestry admin interface.
No. The theme's README states that the images are for demonstration purposes only and should not be used.
