Palun - Personal Portfolio | reactJS template

Introduction

Template Name: Palun - Personal Portfolio React JS Premium Template

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Palun is a React JS template specially made for a modern, freelance UI / UX Designer, Web Developer, Corporate Person or any other kind of creative persons who needs online portfolio. We have included a documentation folder to guide you through the code. I hope that I have covered everything important but if there is something that you would like to know then I am happy to help out. The site is fully responsive. We have used Bootstrap 4.x for this template. You can use any default classes within 1170px grid. The template is properly commented and sectioned. The document has been validated by w3 validator.

By: Tortoizthemes
URL: https://tortoizthemes.com/
HelpDesk: https://tortoizthemes.com/contact/

Template features

Build on React Platform (18.2.0)
3 Pages With One Page Navigation in Home Page
React Hooks Used
No jQuery dependency
Using Functional Components
Build with React-Bootstrap 5
Using React-icons
Google font include
Fully Responsive Design
W3C Validated Code
Clean Code
Speed Optimized
Cross Browser Support
Well Documented
No console error
Free Updates
Netlify Deploy Ready

Need Support?

If you have any questions regarding to theme issues, please submit a ticket at https://tortoizthemes.com/contact/

Files Included

Documentation
Template Files - (Palun-tf-react-downloadable-v1.zip)

Node.js and Yarn

Your computer must have installed nodejs and yarn to run this template. You can download Node.js from https://nodejs.org and yarn from https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/install/ . NPM comes bundled with Node.js

Install Npm Packages

You must have to install packages. You can do this by running yarn install from the root of your project to install all the necessary dependencies.

Development server

Run yarn start from the root of your project to start a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:3000/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.