A portfolio website built from your career profile

• 22 different designs — cinematic, editorial, terminal, minimal, creative, 3D and more. Each has its own layout and typography, not just a different colour.
• Your content, structured. About, projects, experience, skills, education, certifications, achievements, awards, testimonials, links, contact and custom sections. Reorder or hide any of them.
• Projects with depth. Cover images, galleries, technologies, metrics, links and video embeds for each project.
• Customisation within each design. Accent colour, type pairing, light or dark surface and how much motion the page uses (cinematic, subtle or still).
• Preview before you publish on desktop and mobile, with the same renderer used for the published page.

• Chapter 01 · 2025

  Leila
  Haddad
  EngineeringCinematic EngineerYour code, told like a film.
• Issue Nº 12Portfolio

  THEO

  Design that reads like a story.
  DesignEditorial DesignerA magazine issue about your work.
• sam@portfolio:~$ whoami

  Sam Rivera

  sam@portfolio:~$ ls -la projects/

  drwxr-xr-x shipwright/ ★

  drwxr-xr-x pgpulse/

  sam@portfolio:~$

  ⌘K
  EngineeringDeveloper Terminal$ whoami — answered properly.
• Mira
  Holm

  Strategy · Research

  01

  Any professionSwiss MinimalGrid. Type. Nothing else.

See all 22 templates with live demos.

A portfolio is read quickly, usually by someone deciding whether to contact you. A few habits help whichever template you choose:

1. Lead with a clear one-line description of what you do and who you do it for.
2. Show fewer projects in more depth. Explain the problem, your role and the outcome rather than listing everything.
3. Use real numbers only when you have them. A measured result is stronger than an adjective.
4. Make contact obvious. One visible email or call-to-action beats a long form.
5. Keep it current. Update it when you finish something, and unpublish pages you no longer stand behind.

Your portfolio starts as a private draft. Nothing is public until you publish it, and you can unpublish at any time — a portfolio that is unpublished, expired or suspended is not reachable by visitors or search engines. You choose the link, and you can change it later.

Plans decide which templates you can keep public: the free starter template works on the Free plan, while premium templates need an active Pro subscription to stay published. Everything you wrote is kept either way, so switching templates or plans never costs you content — only which design is shown.

Because the portfolio is built from your Rolefora profile, updating a role or adding a project there is the quickest way to keep the site current. Add the portfolio link to your resume and LinkedIn so people can find the fuller story behind the one-page summary.