For developers
A developer page instead of a bare GitHub link
Recruiters and clients find you on LinkedIn, on GitHub and through a colleague — and you send each of them something separate: a profile here, a repository there, a PDF CV somewhere else. Half the links land on a raw README. Landee gives you one link with all of it: who you are, what you've built, a few numbers about your experience and where to find you. Here's that page, whole.
Make my pageThis isn't a screenshot: the page is drawn by the same code as real landees — the same blocks, the same theme, the same fonts. The persona is invented, the rest is real.
What it's made of
- About you, briefly
- A paragraph on your stack and the kind of work you take. Whoever is looking for a developer decides by it whether to write.
- Projects
- Buttons to things that can be opened: a repository, a live product, a case. Proof instead of a list of technologies.
- Numbers
- Years, projects, products in production — three numbers read faster than a CV.
- Social links and contacts
- GitHub, LinkedIn, email — as icons that lead straight there. One link instead of a list in a signature.
Take this page for yourself
The template is already assembled: the blocks are in place, the theme is chosen. All that's left is your name, your photo and your words.