ThemeBulletin is a curated gallery of standalone portfolio themes built and maintained by Alysha Pursley, designed specifically for developers who want a polished, distinctive personal portfolio hosted on GitHub Pages. Every theme in the collection is a fully static website — a single HTML file with linked CSS and optional JavaScript — that requires no build step, no framework, and no configuration before deployment. You fork a repository, enable GitHub Pages, and your portfolio is live. The gallery currently features 65+ themes organized into four categories, each with its own visual identity: Developer & Systems for clean technical and workspace aesthetics, Retro & Gaming for nostalgic old-web and arcade-inspired designs, Space & Creative for cosmic, colorful, and experimental concepts, and Spooky & Magical for dark, occult, and enchanted portfolio personalities. Whether you want to present yourself as a command-center operator, a retro webmaster, or a full-stack sorcerer, ThemeBulletin has a design that fits.Documentation Index
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How It Works
Learn how the bulletin board interface is structured, how themes are paginated, and how the gallery data model works.
Browsing Themes
A practical guide to navigating the gallery, reading polaroid cards and sticky notes, and using detail pages.
Category Overview
Explore all four theme categories — their aesthetics, their theme counts, and what makes each one distinct.
Deploying to GitHub Pages
Step-by-step instructions for forking a theme and publishing it live on GitHub Pages in minutes.
The Four Categories
ThemeBulletin groups every theme into one of four categories so you can quickly narrow your search to designs that match your personal brand.Developer & Systems
13 themes inspired by developer workspaces, operating systems, command centers, and classified files.
Retro & Gaming
22 themes drawing from 1990s web culture, Y2K interfaces, vintage Windows desktops, and arcade games.
Space & Creative
11 themes featuring cosmic landscapes, aurora gradients, colorful editorial layouts, and retro-futuristic space aesthetics.
Spooky & Magical
19 themes spanning witchcraft, alchemy, haunted houses, dark divination, and moonlit nocturnal presentations.
Fully Static, No Build Step Required
Every theme in ThemeBulletin is a standalone static website. There is no Node.js build pipeline to run, no framework to install, and no configuration files to update before deployment. Each theme ships as plain HTML, CSS, and (where applicable) JavaScript — exactly as GitHub Pages expects.Because every theme is a self-contained static site, you can preview any theme locally by simply opening its
index.html file in a browser, or by running npm start from the theme’s root directory to launch a live-reload dev server powered by servor.