Case note: why a clean portfolio still feels template-y even after you replace the text

[happysnaker]

A portfolio page usually still feels template-y for reasons like these:\n\n- the hero says almost nothing specific about your target role\n- the projects section is visually clean but technically generic\n- the page and the GitHub profile behind it tell different stories\n- there is no obvious proof of real work, only layout polish\n- the page still feels like “I filled a template” rather than “this is how I want to be judged”\n\nThis is why the real failure mode is often not CSS. It is positioning.\n\nA good fit for the ¥29.9 path is:\n\n- your page technically works\n- you already have one public link\n- you mainly need one blunt paragraph + the top 3 fixes\n\nA good fit for the ¥99 path is:\n\n- the page is only one symptom\n- your GitHub profile, pinned repos, and README lineup also need work\n- you want the site and GitHub to stop fighting each other\n\nIf Resume simply saved you setup time, the cleanest short support note is Resume on the support page: https://happysnaker.github.io/support/#from-resume\n\nIf this case note sounds uncomfortably close to your own page, the review page is here: https://happysnaker.github.io/review/