All personal content and visual settings are centralized in a single site.ts file, so customization is completed by editing one place
unfolio — Next.js Portfolio Template
By tkachyn
Unfolio is a minimal portfolio template built on Next.js, with all personal content and visual settings centralized in a single site.ts file, requiring no database, login, CMS, or external content API.
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Includes content-driven about, projects, work, and contact pages
Project details are presented in a modal, with optional benchmarks and a technology list
Description text supports inline Markdown-style links, distinguishing internal paths from external https:// links
Configurable colors, typography, spacing, motion, and local time display
No database, login, CMS, or external content API, and no additional UI dependencies
Template Details
Unfolio is a minimal, customizable portfolio template built with Next.js. The README states that its content drives the about, projects, work, and contact pages, project details are presented in a modal, and benchmarks and a technology list can optionally be shown; description text supports inline Markdown-style links, internal path links use paths like /projects, and external https:// links open in a new tab. All editable content and visual settings are placed in site.ts, and modifying that file replaces the John Doe placeholder content; colors, typography, spacing, motion, and local time display are all configurable. The template includes no database, login, CMS, or external content API, and the layout is responsive with no additional UI dependencies. The README provides npm scripts for clone, install, dev, build, start, and lint, and states that Node.js 20.9 or newer is required to run. The browser tab currently uses the default starter icon at app/favicon.ico, which must be replaced to personalize it. The README does not provide further information about deployment platforms, performance, or production readiness.
Is it right for your project?
Use Cases
- Individual developers or designers building and deploying their own portfolio website
- Quickly replacing placeholder content with a single centralized configuration file to showcase projects and work experience
- Listing the technology stack and optional benchmark data in the project detail modal
- Using inline links in a personal introduction to point to on-site pages or external websites
Suitable For
- Individuals who want to build a minimal portfolio with Next.js and edit the content themselves
- Users who prefer a static site approach with no database, no CMS, and content centralized in one file
- Developers who need a responsive layout without introducing additional UI dependencies
- Front-end users who use Node.js 20.9 or newer and are familiar with npm scripts
Getting started & customization
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Environment requirements: Node.js 20.9 or newer, and npm
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Quick start: git clone the repository, enter the directory, run npm install, then run npm run dev
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Open http://localhost:3000 in a browser to view the local site
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Customize content: edit site.ts, replace the John Doe placeholder content, and refresh the development server after saving
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Replace app/favicon.ico to change the browser tab icon; see docs/editing-site.md for field-level details
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Usage conditions & limitations
Free to use · keep license noticeThis entry covers the free version under the MIT license in the public repository; the free scope is the code of that version and does not mean external services or third-party assets are free.
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- Free use, modification, commercial use, and distribution of that version's code are permitted.
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Template Information
- Source platforms
- GitHub
- Documentation and maintenance reference score
- More documented · 88 / 100
- Technologies
- Next.js · React
- Website type
- Portfolio
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Source file / repository# Unfolio A minimal, customizable portfolio built with Next.js. Edit one file to make it your own, then deploy the finished site anywhere that supports Next.js. All personal content lives in [`site.ts`](./site.ts). The site has no database, login, CMS, or external content API. ## preview Here is a walkthrough of the [mock site](https://unfolio-one.vercel.app/):  ## features - content-driven about, projects, work, and contact pages - inline Markdown-style links inside editable descriptions - project detail modals with optional benchmarks and technology lists - configurable colors, typography, spacing, motion, and local-time display - responsive layout with no additional UI dependencies ## requirements - Node.js 20.9 or newer - npm ## quick start ```bash git clone <your-repository-url> cd <your-repository-directory> npm install npm run dev ``` Open [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000) in your browser. ## customize 1. Open [`site.ts`](./site.ts). 2. Replace the John Doe placeholder content with your own information. 3. Save the file and refresh the development server. For a complete field-by-field guide, read the guide on [editing site.ts](./docs/editing-site.md). The browser tab currently uses the default starter icon from [`app/favicon.ico`](./app/favicon.ico). Replace that file with your own favicon to personalize it. Descriptions support links written in this format: ```text read my [projects](/projects) or visit [my website](https://example.com). ``` Internal links use paths such as `/projects`. External links use complete `https://` URLs and open in a new tab. ## scripts - `npm run dev` — start the local development server - `npm run build` — create a production build - `npm run start` — serve the production build - `npm run lint` — run ESLint ## project structure | path | purpose | | --- | --- | | `app/` | page routes and global styles | | `components/` | reusable interface components | | `docs/` | customization documentation | | `public/` | static assets | | `site.ts` | all editable content and visual settings | ## license This project is available under the [MIT License](./LICENSE).
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