User Guide
User Guide

Portfolio

A shareable public work-sample gallery that can link back into your resume.

Portfolio is a lightweight public website builder: a header (headline, bio, cover image, accent color), a layout you control (grid or list, 2 or 3 columns), a card style (light/dark/tinted/outline), and a reorderable list of work-sample items, each with its own image, title, link, and description. The builder's live preview uses the exact same rendering component as the public page, so what you see while editing is genuinely what a visitor sees.

When you'd use this

Showcasing project work (design samples, case studies, side projects) alongside your resume.
Sharing a single link that covers more visual detail than a resume can hold.
Linking your portfolio directly into a resume so a "View my portfolio" line always points at your current, live share.
Controlling exactly who can view it via password protection and expiration.

How it works

  1. 1

    Fill in your header

    Set a headline, a short bio, an optional cover image (PNG/JPEG/WEBP), and an accent color.

  2. 2

    Choose a layout

    Pick Grid or List, and — for Grid — 2 or 3 columns. Pick a card style: Light, Dark, Tinted, or Outline.

  3. 3

    Add work samples

    Click "+ Add item" for each project. Set its image, title, an optional link, and a description. Use the up/down arrows on each item to reorder them (there's no drag-and-drop here, by design — the arrows are simpler and just as effective).

  4. 4

    Share it

    Click "Share," optionally set a password and an expiration date, then create the link. Existing links show their view count, a "Protected" badge if passworded, and a Revoke button.

  5. 5

    Link it into a resume

    Use "Add link to a resume," pick which resume, and it writes (or updates) a "Portfolio" entry there pointing at your live share — if you revoke the share later, the link disappears from your resume on its next render; creating a new share brings it back automatically.

Good to know

  • A visitor with an invalid, expired, or revoked link sees a plain "This share link is invalid, expired, or has been revoked" message rather than any other content.