A minimalist personal homepage I designed from scratch
Clean, dark-mode portfolio that looks nice but offers nothing new compared to standard templates.
Swiss Operator is a minimalist Hugo theme inspired by Swiss editorial design, built for technical writing, engineering notes, and high-clarity personal blogs.
Beautiful Swiss grid theme, but Hugo themes are crowded and this lacks differentiation.
Technical writers, engineers, and bloggers prioritizing clarity and clean typography
Hugo Clarity · PaperMod · Stack theme
I built it because most Hugo themes lean heavily on visual noise, animations, or complex JS pipelines. This theme does the opposite: it uses a strict Swiss grid, balanced whitespace, and a two-column layout optimized for long-form technical or engineering notes.
It includes: - Zero JS build pipeline (pure Hugo Pipes) - Light/dark mode with persistent toggle - Category color accents inspired by Swiss editorial systems - Responsive 70/30 grid layout - i18n-ready structure - RSS support - Local or Google Fonts (Inter + JetBrains Mono)
Demo: https://carlosplanchon.com Source: https://github.com/carlosplanchon/hugo-theme-swiss-operator Screenshot: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/carlosplanchon/hugo-theme-...
Open to feedback, suggestions, and critiques about the layout, typography choices, and documentation. This is my first serious dive in frontend :)
Clean, dark-mode portfolio that looks nice but offers nothing new compared to standard templates.
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Under 1000 lines with optional vector embeddings for related posts.
Link validation bot for a 517-blog list. Solves a real problem, but the execution is straightforward automation.