Turn a résumé into a portfolio page.
Four steps: choose the design, check and fill your details, see the page whole, then claim an address for it.
The material comes from the work already in your résumé — the roles, the projects, the outcomes. You choose which of it belongs on the page and correct each entry in its own row: the name, the year, one line about what changed, and, if you want, a short description, a link, an image and tags. Nothing is added that your résumé does not contain.
The design step is a library of 20 authored websites across 6 directions — Minimal, Editorial, Technical, Cinematic, Expressive and Modern. Each one is a complete, hand-built page, not a theme with your text poured into it, and you can open any of them full size before choosing.
The check step shows the real page, at desktop and at phone width, before anything is public. Publishing claims an address of the form conxfolio.com/your-name, and an email address is used to hold that address for you. A published page can be taken down again.
How it works
- 01 Design — Choose one of 20 authored worlds. /portfolio-designs
- 02 Your details — Switch on the work that belongs on the page and correct each entry.
- 03 Check your page — See the whole page at desktop and phone width.
- 04 Publish — Claim an address and put the page up. It can be taken down again.
It does not write your entries and it does not add projects you have not done. What it publishes is the work you chose, in the words you approved.
Questions
- Do I need a résumé first?
- It is the fastest way in — the builder reads roles and projects out of it. You can also upload a résumé for this alone, or write the entries yourself.
- What address does a published portfolio get?
- conxfolio.com/your-name, if that name is free. An email address holds it for you.
- Can I unpublish?
- Yes. A published page can be taken down again from the same step that published it.
- Can I see the page before publishing?
- Yes. The check step renders the real page, at desktop and at phone width.
- Is publishing free?
- Yes, including the address.
- Can I change the design later?
- Yes. All 20 designs render the same content, so changing the design does not rewrite anything.