Hairline Grid Portfolio
+6Basalt Dev Portfoliov1.0.4
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A complete personal developer site on a near-black ground with one cyan accent and clean Geist type. Beyond a home page with a small, self-aware headline, it includes case studies with drawn product windows, full articles, talks with notes, a Uses page, an About page with career milestones, a résumé and a contact form. It suits developers who want their work, writing and history to read as one coherent body of work rather than a list of links.
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Updated Oct 3, 2026
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What you get
- A full portfolio site: home, work index with case studies, writing with full articles, talks with notes, Uses, About with milestones, résumé, contact and a 404 page
- The basalt look: near-black zinc, one cyan accent, Geist and Geist Mono type, a floating pill nav and experience tabs lit by a falling light beam
- Project covers drawn as real product screens plus a matched photo set, all packed into one file that opens offline in any browser
Good fit
- Developers and indie hackers who want case studies, writing, talks and a résumé in one personal site
- Freelancers and job seekers who need a sharp hire-me site they can publish today as a single file
- People who like a dark, quiet, typography-led look with a single accent colour
Not for
- Live data from code hosts: repo stars, posts and talks are written into the page as static content
- Light, colourful or photo-heavy personal brands; basalt is dark-only with one cyan accent
- A working form backend: the contact form validates and confirms on the page, and needs your own handler to deliver messages
Brand IdentityDigital Publications & Web PagesBuild Website PageStyle-lockedEditable OutputBuild Portfolio SiteBeam MotionCyan AccentDark ZincDeveloper MinimalHover Glow Cards
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