I see a lot of people, especially developers, struggling with how to present their projects in a portfolio. There is really no reason to overthink it though. As long as you use a nice font, plenty of white space, and borrow some layout and color scheme ideas from someone else who knows what they are doing, you will have a pretty good-looking portfolio.
The portfolios on this list aren't too fancy and aren't too plain. I picked them because they are readable, well-laid-out, and, for the most part, use good accessibility practices.
- TheJaredWilcurt
![](http://thejaredwilcurt.com/_imgs/meta/fluid.png)
2. Jake Wharton
3. Matt Farley
4. Ben Adam
![](https://benadam.me/static/images/hero.jpg)
5. Timmy O'Mahony
![](http://timmyomahony.com/static/images/timmy-omahony-portrait-small.png)
Extra credit student portfolios:
- Bronza (freeCodeCamp student)
- freeCodeCamp Forum, Student Portfolios
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