Kepler is a one-page dark-mode CV for designers, engineers, and creative freelancers who want a single shareable URL that says "this is who I am, this is what I've shipped, here's how to reach me." Sticky avatar card on the left, scrolling story on the right.
The hero closes with four numbers — projects shipped, years of experience, clients served, awards received. Concrete proof beats vague self-praise.
The entire page funnels visitors toward one action: a 4-field contact form with phone, email, and address pinned beside it. No funnels, no checkouts — just a fast way to start a conversation.
Replace the avatar photo with your portrait
Update name, role, and the bio paragraph
Set the four hero stats to your real numbers
Add experience cards for your last 3-5 roles
Swap project covers and tags with your work
List your education and certifications
Update the stack grid with the tools you use
Connect the contact form to your inbox
Single-page dark-mode CV with a sticky avatar card, stat strip, experience timeline, project grid, education list, stack grid, and contact form — built for designers, engineers, and creative freelancers shopping their craft.
Free to use · No credit card required

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