Get started with your own portfolio and blog with SvelteKit and Hygraph
Hygraph SvelteKit Portfolio and Blog Starter is a minimalist developer portfolio and blog template built with SvelteKit, Tailwind, and daisyUI. It is designed to be deployed on Vercel, a platform that offers an intuitive Git-based workflow for seamless publishing. This starter project includes features such as project and blog post management, the ability to query data and use server-side endpoints with SvelteKit, and easy installation via cloning the repository and configuring project keys.
The Hygraph SvelteKit Portfolio and Blog Starter is a versatile and user-friendly template for developers to create and showcase their portfolio and blog. With its minimalist design, integration with SvelteKit, and smooth deployment on Vercel, developers can easily manage their projects and blog posts while focusing on their work. Follow the installation guide to get started and start building your own portfolio and blog today.
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