Online Portfolio Builder Development
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m turning Portro.in into a full-featured online portfolio generator that lets users spin up sleek, professional portfolios in minutes. The core concept is there, but I need someone to transform it into a production-ready product with a clear emphasis on marketing and web-development flexibility.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Customisable, modern templates that users can edit without touching code.
• Built-in marketing tools – think simple lead-capture forms, SEO meta controls and newsletter opt-ins – so portfolios can help users promote their work.
• Developer-friendly options such as custom domain mapping, code-snippet or GitHub gist embeds and straightforward asset management.
• A clean admin dashboard where I can add, edit or retire templates and monitor usage.
• Room to bolt on extras like social media integration (LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram) and lightweight analytics tracking once the core build is stable.
Tech stack is flexible, though something React/Next.js on the front end and Node or a similar back end feels right; I’m open to suggestions if you can justify them. Ship the MVP to staging first so we can test flows and iron out edge cases, then move to production with clear documentation and transfer of all source code.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Customisable, modern templates that users can edit without touching code.
• Built-in marketing tools – think simple lead-capture forms, SEO meta controls and newsletter opt-ins – so portfolios can help users promote their work.
• Developer-friendly options such as custom domain mapping, code-snippet or GitHub gist embeds and straightforward asset management.
• A clean admin dashboard where I can add, edit or retire templates and monitor usage.
• Room to bolt on extras like social media integration (LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram) and lightweight analytics tracking once the core build is stable.
Tech stack is flexible, though something React/Next.js on the front end and Node or a similar back end feels right; I’m open to suggestions if you can justify them. Ship the MVP to staging first so we can test flows and iron out edge cases, then move to production with clear documentation and transfer of all source code.