
Inkwell Portfoliov1.0.0
Use this Skill to build website page.
Create a complete personal portfolio with work, case studies, writing, contact details, and a resume timeline in one calm editorial experience. It helps designers and independent professionals present a fuller body of work, making it ideal for job searches, client introductions, and personal publishing.
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Updated Aug 31, 2026
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- A complete personal portfolio site — home, about, projects, articles, contact, and a resume timeline — in one hash-routed HTML file with a fixed sidebar
- The inkwell design system: warm neutral grays, gradient-ink headings, a white rounded content sheet, staggered slide-in reveals, and a dark glowing resume pill
- Per-project case-study pages with a working image switcher, and per-article prose pages with CSS cover art and a styled code window
- An honest demo contact form and toast-explained links, so the file demos well without pretending to have a backend
Good fit
- Designers and developers who want a personal site with real pages — work, writing, resume — not just a one-screen landing card
- Job seekers who need a polished portfolio-plus-resume link that opens instantly from a single file
- Anyone who wants project case studies and short essays presented in one calm, coherent visual system
Not for
- Sites that need a real backend — the contact form and outbound links are front-end simulations until you wire them up
- Brands wanting a loud, colorful, animated look — inkwell is quiet, neutral, and typography-led
- Photo-heavy galleries — the style carries a few well-chosen covers, not hundreds of images
About this Skill

Give it a name, a handful of projects, and a rough work history, and this skill turns them into a complete personal site: a calm sidebar portfolio where your work, your writing, and your resume all live behind one link. The whole thing ships as a single file that opens instantly — from disk, from a chat, or embedded in a page — with local/system fonts and no external resource requests.

What you get
- Six connected views — home, about, projects, articles, contact, and a work-history timeline — that feel like a multi-page site
- A case-study page for every project, with cover art, an image switcher, and room for the story behind the work
- An articles section with quiet CSS cover art and a styled code window for technical notes
- The inkwell look throughout: warm neutral grays, gradient-ink headings, and soft staggered reveals

How to use it
- Share your name, role, and a line or two about each project — missing copy is drafted for you in the style's voice.
- Review the generated site and ask for changes in plain language ("swap the article order", "make the greeting bolder").
- Publish the file anywhere, or ask for the same design rebuilt inside your own React, Vue, or Astro project.

What you need before you start
- You bring
- Your name and role, 2-4 projects with a line about each, your work history, and a few article ideas - anything missing is drafted for you
- Last tested
- v1.0.0 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
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