Monoline

Monoline is a one-page portfolio website for a software engineer. A terminal-style preloader ('npm run build') hands over to a hero with the name, title, a typed command line, an availability tag, two buttons (Hire me and Download résumé) and a code editor window with syntax-coloured lines. Sections are named like files and commands: about, skills, a git-log style experience list, education, six featured projects, count-up numbers, services, a package.json style tech stack, achievements, testimonials, a résumé block, a README-style FAQ and a contact form with code-style field labels. Projects filter by Web app, Open source and API. The theme is dark by default, with a toggle to a light theme that is remembered between visits. There is a mobile menu and smooth scrolling. The form shows inline errors, then a 'drafted' note; nothing is sent until a backend is connected. Sample names, projects and contact details are placeholders the studio replaces; the résumé button points to a PDF that is not included, and the sample photos are remote. The style is an editor theme: deep navy panels, azure, mauve, teal, sand and green syntax colours, Schibsted Grotesk headings and Fira Code for code and labels, with a blinking cursor. It adapts at 1024, 860 and 560 px and reduces motion on request. It suits full-stack, backend and front-end engineers, freelance developers, open-source maintainers and technical consultants.