Coming up with original ideas for your portfolio can be a challenge. Here are some ideas to draw inspiration from!
1. Bruno Simon
If you have ever tried to get your feet wet in the world of 3D websites, you must have heard Bruno Simon's name. He is the creator of Three.js Journey and boy oh boy, his portfolio reflects quite well why he is the leader in this niche!
His website is a video game, where you take control of a jeep and drive around a 3D world, where you can explore the different sections of his portfolio. The website is an incredible example of how you can make your portfolio stand out!
2. Robby Leonardi
Another example of a website that stands out! Robby Leonardi's portfolio is another interactive resume, where you can scroll down to explore his work and learn more about him!
3. Nitin Ranganath
Another website with a creative & fresh idea, Nitin created his portfolio as a VS Code editor!
4. Dejan Markovic
This website has a distinct style that deviates from traditional websites, but executes on it with great finesse!
5. Hype4
An extremely minimalistic website with a super clean & professional design.
6. Jacek Jeznach
This is a prime example of superb micro-interactions that can drive up retention! Even though ads on the website are extremely annoying, the attention to tiny details is worth checking out!
7. Tapajyoti Bose
Of course, I couldn't leave out a bit of harmless (& shameless) self-promotion. So the last item on the list is my portfolio (even though it's a tad outdated)! š
It's a basic single-page portfolio with scroll animations!
That's all folks! š
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Great collection, just adding my portfolio so it may be inspirational
Whatsapp portfolio
Good list. I've seen a lot of great ones but I can't remember them all.
Brittany @ brittanychiang.com/ has a great portfolio though.
Oh and here's mine: lucaswinkler.dev/
There's a decent amount of things I would like to improve on it but I'm leaving that for another time as I'm working on other projects atm.
Here's mine, not the top but will improve the UI after getting inspiration from the other's portfolio you have just shared.
shreyvijayvargiya.vercel.app/
Not sure if it quite qualifies as a portfolio page (though maybe it does?) - but I'm quite happy with the about page on my blog. A decent amount of interesting information and reasonably presented:
blog.johnnyreilly.com/about
Leaving my portfolio here as well for some inspiration: michaelkaserer.dev
Let me know if you like it or have feedback for it
actually I liked yours better
nice work man
Not to be a downer, but are these sites accessible? The first three are not at all. ThreeJS is inherently not accessible at all, the others don't use buttons for interactivity. Sure, they look good, but I wouldn't hire them based on those portfolios and if they did get to the interview stage, there would be some serious questions about accessibility.
Not perfect as I never got to add work haha but little fun with svgs on my portfolio bravebox.io
Thanks.
Very nice
Really cool list, one of my biggest challenges is creativity when it comes to design a website. The list above makes it a little easier 'cause you can have a start point.
Really cool list, it's hard to write a Developer Portfolio for a Fresher like me.
Here's mine, I hope you guys like it. atomtr.link/
atomtr.link is awesome! I like the scaling animations. Here's mine: tiagorangel.com
These are very interesting ways to show off the skills of each developer.
It is motivating and eye opening to see what can be done to show others what you are capable of. I think developer portfolios/resumes are more interesting and interactive because it allows the level of creativity to be visibly shown and demonstrated to anyone as well as easy to understand.
Great portfolio ideas, i had used some of them as inspiration while i built my new web portfolio: igortrindade.dev
Looks like a mac, cool! Here's mine: tiagorangel.com
Hey yours's is super cool
Thanks a lot bro š¤š¤š
Those are really great portfolios š However I don't get why they do not share their Stackoverflow profile with it š¤ I specially created the project stackoverflow-readme-profile for this purpose.
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Indeed thanks a lot for the ping I updated it!
š„ I really liked Bruno Simon's Portfolio. It is just mind blowing.
Kindly look into my Blog too and provide me the feedback
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