Live previewHTML and CSS template by Ryan Fitzgerald
DevPortfolio
A clean one-page developer portfolio with a big hello, projects, experience and education sections.
MIT Free for commercial and client use. Keep the license file; no visible credit needed.
MIT
The license in plain words
Use it for anything, including paid client work, change it however you like and even share your changed copy. The one rule: keep the copyright notice and license text with the code (for example the LICENSE file). You do not have to show a credit on the page.
- Commercial and client sitesYes
- Change the code and designYes
- Visible credit requiredNo
- Keep the license text in the filesYes
Checked on October 27, 2026 from the LICENSE file in the source repository (Copyright (c) 2025 Ryan Fitzgerald). Full text: MIT License. The license file that comes with the template is what counts. This is not legal advice.
Who it suits
How to use it
- Get the files. Download the zip from the official page or the GitHub repository.
- Edit the text and images. Open index.html in a code editor (VS Code is free), change the words and swap the photos for your own, keeping the same file names or updating the links.
- Check the license step. Leave the LICENSE file in the folder.
- Put it online. Upload the folder to your web host with its file manager or FTP, or use a free static host. Our guide shows how to put a template online.
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