Portcraft layouts and project evidence
Separate rendering decisions from visual polish. A reviewer should be able to identify the server/client boundary and the evidence that it works.
This demo uses the real Orbit preset with fictional projects and a fictional profile. There are no customer details, invented employers, endorsements, or external project links. Scroll inside the preview to explore the layout.
Open the full-size fictional demo →A fictional App Router documentation site with server-rendered article pages and a small client-side search interface.
Evidence to add to your own portfolio: Show which components run on the server, why search is interactive, and how canonical URLs and missing articles are handled.
A fictional catalog separating cached public product information from customer-specific cart state.
Evidence to add to your own portfolio: Include a data-flow diagram, cache invalidation tests, and loading and error screenshots. Do not publish real customer data.
Upload your own resume, verify the extracted details, and select Orbit in the free builder gallery. Replace the examples with work you have done and links you have permission to publish. Previewing is free; hosted publishing is a separate request.
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