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Build useful things. Explain them clearly. Ship the work.

A developer portfolio with the personality of a workspace: project cards, stack notes, build logs, GitHub links, and a recruiter-friendly path to the resume.

View Build LogContact Alex
alex.dev

$ npm run profile

role: front-end developer

focus: product UI, internal tools, full-stack prototypes

status: available for thoughtful teams

12

Builds

6

Stacks

3

Case studies

Developer workspace with code on a laptop screen
ProjectsSkillsGitHubResumeContact

Build log

Projects with context, constraints, and receipts.

Studio Booking OS developer project
build.01
Full stackLive concept

Studio Booking OS

Scheduling, intake, reminders, and admin workflows for small studios that need booking without enterprise clutter.

Next.jsPostgresStripeEmail
  • Calendar rules
  • Client intake
  • Owner dashboard
View notes
Inventory Scanner developer project
build.02
Internal toolPrototype

Inventory Scanner

A mobile-first scanner for warehouse teams that need quick stock updates, audit trails, and fewer spreadsheet mistakes.

ReactNodeREST APIsPWA
  • Offline-friendly UI
  • Audit history
  • Role-aware screens
View notes
Interface Kit developer project
build.03
Design systemReusable

Interface Kit

A component starter for fast marketing pages, cleaner product screens, and consistent handoff between design and code.

TypeScriptTailwindA11yDocs
  • Tokenized styles
  • Accessible controls
  • Fast page builds
View notes

Stack map

A technical profile that still feels human.

I like interfaces that make the next step obvious.

Dashboards people trust, forms people finish, and small systems that feel calm even when the workflow underneath is messy.

Frontend

ReactNext.jsTypeScriptTailwind

Backend

NodePostgresAPIsAuth

Workflow

GitHubTestingDeploymentDocs

Builder notes

Tiny details make a portfolio feel alive.

Code samples

Link to repos, snippets, or selected implementation notes.

Responsive demos

Show the work on mobile, not only desktop screenshots.

Data thinking

Explain schema choices, constraints, and tradeoffs.

Version history

Tell the story from first prototype to shipped version.

Developer working on a laptop

Resume, GitHub, and contact in one place.

The page gives hiring teams the fast scan first, then deeper proof for people who want to inspect how the work was made.

Sample Resume

Contact

Available for product teams and select freelance builds.

alex@rivera.dev.example

github.com/alexrivera-example

Resume and project notes

Fictional contact details for this sample portfolio.

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