Portcraft layouts and project evidence
Plan a Next.js developer portfolio with App Router project stories, rendering trade-offs, and an editable Orbit layout in Portcraft.
Next.js developers who need to explain server rendering, data boundaries, and production behavior rather than just list a framework.
Orbit pairs a spacious project showcase with compact experience panels, leaving room to explain an App Router feature and its constraints.
Upload a PDF or DOCX resume, review the extracted content, then choose Orbit 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 App Router documentation site with server-rendered article pages and a small client-side search interface.
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.
Include a data-flow diagram, cache invalidation tests, and loading and error screenshots. Do not publish real customer data.
This page is a content plan and a preview of the Orbit preset in Portcraft. The current builder offers hosted publishing, not a self-service source-code download.
Explain the user problem, your contribution, the server/client boundary, data fetching and caching choices, and evidence from testing or a permitted demo.