Color Melt is a vivid, design-forward GitHub Pages portfolio theme built with React and Vite. It combines liquid-color animations, sticker-style graphics, and playful page transitions into a fully static site you can deploy without a server, database, or build pipeline. Just drop the files into a GitHub repository, enable Pages, and your portfolio is live.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/apursley2012/color-melt/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Quickstart
Get your portfolio live on GitHub Pages in minutes with step-by-step instructions.
File Structure
Understand how pages, components, and assets are organized before you start editing.
Color Palette
Explore the full 11-color dye palette and learn how each color is used across the theme.
Components
Browse every interactive and decorative component included in the theme.
What’s Included
Color Melt ships with nine portfolio page templates, thirteen reusable components, and a cohesive design system built around a rainbow dye color palette — all wired together and ready to personalize.9 Page Templates
Home, About, Projects, Skills, Work, Case Studies, Articles, Testimonials, and Contact.
13 Components
Cursor drops, lava blobs, spiral timelines, sticker sheets, and more.
11-Color System
A named dye palette used consistently across backgrounds, text, and animation.
Get Started in Four Steps
Download the theme files
Fork or download the color-melt repository from GitHub. You’ll get all HTML pages, components, assets, and images ready to go.
Replace the starter content
Open
index.html first and update your name, headline, and introduction. Then work through the pages in pages/ to add your real projects, skills, and contact details.Upload to GitHub
Create a new repository and upload the theme files so that
index.html sits at the root — not inside a subfolder.Color Melt is a static theme — no Node.js, no build step, no paid hosting required. The files work directly in a browser and on GitHub Pages exactly as shipped.