Pink Profesh — a clean, cute Jekyll theme (for GitHub Pages)

A professional-but-cute Jekyll theme with a tasteful pink palette, sharp typography, and subtle motion. Perfect for portfolios, blogs, resumes, or lightweight docs.

Quick start (GitHub Pages)

1. Download this zip and extract it.
2. Create a new GitHub repository (or click "Use this template" after you push it once).
3. Push the files to your repo's default branch.
4. In your repo: Settings → Pages → Build and deployment → Source: GitHub Actions (recommended) or Source: Deploy from a branch (for classic).
5. Edit _config.yml with your site title, url, and social links.
6. Commit & push — your site will be live shortly 🎉

Local development

bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve
# open http://127.0.0.1:4000

If bundle install asks to install Xcode CLT on macOS, follow the prompt, then rerun.

Customize

• Colors: _sass/_variables.scss
• Fonts: set in _sass/_variables.scss (--font-sans, --font-mono)
• Navbar/brand: _includes/header.html
• Hero section: index.md front matter and content
• Buttons/cards/badges: _sass/_components.scss
• Post listing: _layouts/home.html
• Post layout: _layouts/post.html

Use as a remote theme (optional, advanced)

If you publish this as its own repo and want others to use it as a remote_theme, add this to their _config.yml:

remote_theme: your-username/pink-profesh-jekyll
plugins:
  - jekyll-remote-theme

And keep only the _layouts, _includes, assets, _sass, and a LICENSE/README in the theme repo.

License

MIT — do anything, just keep the license file.