Portcraft layouts and project evidence
Build a React frontend portfolio around accessible components, state management, and UI testing using the Aurora preset in Portcraft.
React frontend engineers presenting interaction design, reusable components, and reliable UI behavior to a technical reviewer.
Aurora uses a connected experience timeline and project cards, making it easy to connect a component decision to the role where you made it.
Upload a PDF or DOCX resume, review the extracted content, then choose Aurora 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 React component kit with keyboard-friendly dialogs, form controls, and documented component states.
Show focus behavior, accessible names, contrast checks, and tests for keyboard and screen-reader interactions.
A fictional issue-tracking interface with URL-backed filters and explicit loading, empty, and failure states.
Explain local versus shared state, request cancellation, and tests for stale responses and narrow-screen layouts.
Start with two or three projects you can explain in depth. Distinct evidence about accessibility, state, testing, and your contribution is more useful than many similar tutorial cards.
No. The portfolio presents your work. Explain the actual stack for each project separately; selecting a Portcraft layout does not convert project code into React.