This is how this repository looks being published with GitHub Pages: open portfolio template.
This template might be a good solution for you if you:
- don't have a portfolio,
- want to build a portfolio from a simple and nice template fast,
- know how to work with GitHub and JSON.
This portfolio uses GitHub Pages technology for publishing. And for example this portfolio template is currently published with GitHub Pages as well.
- Fork this repository into your GitHub account;
- Publish it with GitHub Pages. To do so in your newly forked repository: go to "Settings" ➔ select "Pages" ➔ find "Branch" selector ➔ select "main" branch ➔ click "Save" button to init publishing pipeline:
- Go to "Actions" to check that the publishing pipeline started and to know when it finished;
- When publishing finished return back to "Settings" ➔ open "Pages" and find the link of a published portfolio:
- Copy sample content from
data/data.sample.json
todata/data.json
; - Update content in
data/data.json
with your data; - Make sure
data/data.json
is valid JSON file; - Push your changes;
- Go to "Actions" to make sure that publishing has finished successfully;
- Refresh the page opened from the link in "Settings" ➔ "Pages".
Inspiration for simple and clear design for this template I've got from Nathan Ko's portfolio web-site.