Kernel Folio

Inside the design

A persistent desktop index, a dotted architecture canvas, restrained repository rows, and a warm source-note panel create a technical notebook with room for substantial engineering explanations.

Software developers, maintainers, and open-source contributors who want to explain system boundaries, repository decisions, and readable code without invented popularity metrics.

• Original inline SVG architecture map
• Repository rows with native decision disclosures
• Keyboard-operable code tabs and honest copy feedback
• Fictional change log with clear project boundaries
• Standalone local assets and no-JavaScript reading

Start with your own content

Replace Jules Lin, repository names, architecture labels, and fictional journal notes with accurate work. Edit code text and its accompanying limitations together. Add verified repository and contact links where appropriate; none are fabricated in this sample. README.md explains the accessible tab behavior, clipboard restrictions, optional SVG edits, and preview-only noindex removal. The architecture and repositories are illustrative, and the displayed code is copied as text rather than executed. No storage, packages, repository service, or contact backend is included.

1. Download and extract the ZIP, keeping its folder structure intact.
2. Open index.html in a browser, then edit the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in your editor.
3. Replace the fictional text, demo contact details, titles, image descriptions, and any sample pricing.
4. Follow the included README before publishing, including removing the preview-only noindex tag from your customized site.

These files are static. No message is sent, account created, or payment processed by the template. The embedded preview is isolated from MRHTML; open the full preview to inspect it in its own browser tab.

Code and asset licenses

Original template code is provided under the MIT license included in the ZIP. The visible Designed by MRHTML footer credit uses rel="nofollow"; the MIT license does not require you to keep that visible link.

This design uses original HTML, CSS, and local vector artwork. No external fonts or image services are needed.

Read the setup guide · View asset sources · Read the code license