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juicerportfolio

The bundled image-led portfolio / case-study theme — project grid + per-project pages with hero, meta sidebar, gallery, and prev/next nav. Warm-paper aesthetic, no JS framework.

juicerportfolio is the show-the-work sibling to the rest of the bundled themes. It’s at docs/themes/juicerportfolio/ in the juicer repo, so a clone comes with it out of the box. To use it on your own site, copy the directory or run:

juicer theme add https://github.com/edadma/juicer.git -n juicerportfolio

…and set theme = "juicerportfolio" in your site.toml. See the Demo site page for a live demo — a fictional industrial-design studio in Lisbon (“Atelier Hahn”) — exercising every layout on this page.

What’s in the box

The unit of content is a project. The home page is a 2-up grid of project cards, optionally filtered by category. Each project has its own page: hero image, sticky meta sidebar (year / role / client / materials / external link), writeup, optional image gallery, and prev/next nav across the project series.

  • Warm-paper aesthetic — off-white background, near-black warm ink, single muted rust accent. Small radii, generous whitespace. Sans-serif body, serif project titles + brand. Inspirations: small studio sites, Hay catalog pages, Vitra product pages.
  • Light + dark mode driven by [data-theme="dark"] overrides on CSS custom properties; pre-paint apply script in <head> prevents the white flash on dark.
  • Project grid with filter chips[[workCategories]] in site.toml drives chips above the grid; clicking filters in place via a tiny JS that toggles a data-active-filter attribute on the grid root. No framework, no router, no fetch.
  • Project page — hero figure, sticky right-side meta sidebar (mobile: wraps to a flex row above the body), writeup body, optional [[gallery]] figure grid, prev/next nav, “All work” back link.
  • Materials chipstools: [...] in frontmatter renders as small monospace-tabular chips in the meta sidebar; useful for materials, techniques, software, or whatever the project tracks.
  • /work/_index.md archive — folder.html doubles as a complete text-list of every project, complementary to the home grid’s curated image-led view.
  • file.html for prose pages (about, contact, CV, press, etc.) with a constrained measure for comfortable reading.
  • 404 page that doesn’t depend on the rest of the chrome.
  • Theme toggle in the topbar with localStorage persistence.

When to use it (and when not to)

Use juicerportfolio if you’re shipping a portfolio for a designer, illustrator, photographer, indie game dev, freelance developer, small architecture or design studio, ceramicist, furniture maker — anywhere the work is best shown image-first and the visitor will recognise the work before reading the words.

Pick something else if you want:

  • Multi-page reference docs. That’s juicerdocs.
  • A blog or essay site with author bylines and dated posts. That’s juicerblog.
  • A product / SaaS landing with hero + features + pricing + CTA. That’s juicerlanding.
  • A community / location site (church, cafe, group). That’s juicerchurch or juicercafe.

What this section covers

The page below documents every site.toml key, every per-page frontmatter knob, and every [juicerportfolio] palette token the theme reads. The shared theming model (palette / customCSS / file replacement layers) is in Theming and applies identically.

Pages

  • Configuration — site.toml keys juicerportfolio reads, per-page project frontmatter, and the [juicerportfolio] palette table.
  • Demo site — Atelier Hahn — a fictional industrial-design studio in Lisbon. Project grid with category filter chips, per-project pages with hero, sticky meta sidebar, gallery, and prev/next nav.

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