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Build a portfolio for a web developer — distinct from a designer or photographer portfolio because the work being shown is functional, not just visual, so the site needs to prove technical range (real projects, real stack choices, live links) rather than lean purely on aesthetics. Invent the developer: Theo Okafor, a full-stack developer specializing in performance-focused web apps. For the hero, skip a portrait entirely: open on a dark code-editor-inspired background (not a literal screenshot, but the mood — a deep near-black with a faint monospace-textured pattern) with the name set huge in a technical monospace-adjacent display face, and a single-line role statement beneath it: 'Full-stack developer. I build fast, and I ship.'\ Pair JetBrains Mono (used sparingly, for labels, tags, and the nav) with Inter for body copy and project descriptions — the monospace accent should read as a nod to code, not overused. Ground the site in near-black (#131417), off-white text (#EDEDEA), and a single acid-green accent (#7FFF9F) used only on hover states, active tags, and the terminal-style blinking cursor beside the role statement.\ Below the hero, build a project grid of 4-6 real case studies, each with a live-site link, a GitHub link, the actual tech stack listed as small pill tags (React, Node, PostgreSQL — real, not 'Technology 1'), and a one-paragraph writeup of the problem and the technical decision that mattered most. Add a skills section organized by category (Frontend, Backend, Infrastructure) rather than a generic skill-bar chart, and a simple contact section with a real-feeling email and links to GitHub/LinkedIn.\ The signature moment: the role statement in the hero types itself out character by character on load, cursor blinking after it finishes, like a terminal command completing — and each tech-stack pill glows faintly in the accent green on hover, as if it were an active link in an IDE. This typing effect should appear only once, on the hero, never reused as a gimmick elsewhere on the site.\ Animate the hero type-in as described (40ms per character, cursor blink at 530ms interval) and project cards with a 200ms fade-up staggered 60ms apart on scroll; collapse the type-in to instantly-displayed final text and disable the stagger under prefers-reduced-motion. No placeholder projects, links, or 'Project Name' — every project, stack, and link should read as real.

FAQs about this web developer portfolio template

How do I create a web developer portfolio?

Start from a developer portfolio template like Theo Okafor's. It leads with a code-editor-inspired hero, then uses real projects, tech-stack tags, live-site and GitHub links, skills, and contact information to show both what you build and how you build it. B12's AI can generate the structure from a description of your development work and specialties.

What should a web developer portfolio include?

Show 4–6 strong projects with live links, GitHub repositories, the actual technologies used, and a short explanation of the technical decisions behind each project. This template also organizes skills into Frontend, Backend, and Infrastructure instead of using generic skill bars, making your technical range easier to scan.

How do I show my coding skills on a portfolio website?

Use real projects and specific technologies rather than broad claims about your abilities. This template uses small tech-stack tags for tools such as React, Node, and PostgreSQL, while the project descriptions explain the problem and the technical decision that mattered most.

Should a web developer portfolio include GitHub links?

Yes, if your projects are available there. This template places GitHub and live-site links alongside each case study so prospective clients or employers can see both the finished product and the underlying work. Use the visual editor to update projects, links, technologies, and skills as your portfolio grows.

Is this template for web developers specifically?

Built for full-stack developers who want to demonstrate technical range through real projects rather than a purely visual portfolio. For a broader personal portfolio, see our personal portfolio prompt. For a more stripped-back presentation, see our minimalist portfolio template. B12's AI website prompt gallery also has portfolio layouts for other creative and professional disciplines.

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