Java Portfolio Website Development
Budget: ₹37,500 – ₹75,000 INR
I’m building a professional portfolio site and want it crafted with pure Java on the back-end and clean, standards-compliant HTML5/CSS3 on the front-end. The site’s main goal is to present my work and business story convincingly, so code quality and visual polish both matter.
Because I don’t yet have established branding, I’ll need your design guidance as well as your development skills. You should be comfortable translating a business model into a visual identity—colour palette, typography and layout that feel consistent and memorable—while keeping page weight light and performance high.
Functionally, I expect a responsive layout, intuitive navigation and a maintainable codebase (clear MVC or similar structure, commented Java classes, reusable CSS). I’m still finalising the exact page lineup, so I’ll rely on your suggestions for the most impactful sections—think along the lines of an About narrative, project showcases and a simple contact mechanism, but come with ideas that elevate the experience.
Please use modern Java tooling you’re fluent in (e.g., Spring Boot or a lightweight servlet framework), and keep the front-end free of heavy JavaScript unless it genuinely improves UX. Once complete, hand off the full source, build/run instructions and a brief style guide so I can extend the site later.
Because I don’t yet have established branding, I’ll need your design guidance as well as your development skills. You should be comfortable translating a business model into a visual identity—colour palette, typography and layout that feel consistent and memorable—while keeping page weight light and performance high.
Functionally, I expect a responsive layout, intuitive navigation and a maintainable codebase (clear MVC or similar structure, commented Java classes, reusable CSS). I’m still finalising the exact page lineup, so I’ll rely on your suggestions for the most impactful sections—think along the lines of an About narrative, project showcases and a simple contact mechanism, but come with ideas that elevate the experience.
Please use modern Java tooling you’re fluent in (e.g., Spring Boot or a lightweight servlet framework), and keep the front-end free of heavy JavaScript unless it genuinely improves UX. Once complete, hand off the full source, build/run instructions and a brief style guide so I can extend the site later.