A portfolio is a collection of your best work.
It shows employers what you can build, not just what you know.
Why a Portfolio Matters
Your portfolio:
- Proves your skills
- Builds trust with employers
- Makes you stand out from other beginners
What to Include in Your Portfolio
A good portfolio should include:
- Your best projects
- Short description of each project
- Technologies used
Choosing the Right Projects
You do not need many projects.
Choose:
- Your best work
- Clean and complete projects
- Projects that show different skills
These projects show variety and growth.
Writing Project Descriptions
Each project should include:
- What the project is about
- What problem it solves
- What you learned from it
Clear descriptions help employers understand your thinking.
Organizing Your Portfolio Page
Your portfolio page should have:
- Introduction section
- Projects section
- Contact section
Keeping Your Portfolio Simple
Do not overload your portfolio.
Simple design with clear content looks more professional.
Why Portfolios Matter for Jobs
Many companies hire based on portfolios.
A strong portfolio can get you interviews even without experience.
Common Portfolio Mistakes
- Showing unfinished projects
- Writing unclear descriptions
- Adding too many projects
Practice Task
Create a simple portfolio page that includes:
- Your name
- A list of three projects
- One paragraph about each project
What You Will Learn Next
In the next lesson, you will learn how to prepare your projects for job interviews.