Portcraft layouts and project evidence
Structure a minimal CV portfolio with readable typography, concise experience, and focused project summaries using the Noir preset.
Developers who want a concise, CV-style website where typography and evidence matter more than decorative effects.
Noir combines a light introduction with minimal project and experience lists. Its restrained slate palette suits short, text-led case studies.
Upload a PDF or DOCX resume, review the extracted content, then choose Noir from Templates in the builder. This page does not replace your saved design or resume.
The following are fictional project ideas, not claims about your experience. Replace them with work you can explain and evidence you are allowed to publish.
A fictional text-first publication layout built around a deliberate spacing scale and readable line lengths.
Compare phone and desktop layouts and explain typography, focus styles, and contrast rather than relying on a screenshot alone.
A fictional reusable CV interface with consistent headings, role dates, and project summaries.
Show long-name and long-date wrapping, reduced-motion behavior, and how the content remains readable without decoration.
Portcraft parses PDF or DOCX resume content with GPT-4o and uses the reviewed data in Next.js and React portfolio layouts styled with Tailwind CSS. Review the content before requesting hosted publishing.
No. A portfolio can add project context, working links, and supporting evidence. Keep the CV concise and use the website for material that needs more explanation.