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Short guides on putting your work online without the busywork.

How to get your portfolio to show up on Google

Your portfolio exists but does not show up when someone Googles your name. Here is why, and the few things that fix it.

5 min read

yourname.com looks pro, but does it change anything? An honest answer, and when to bother.

4 min read

Most free builders are free until you want a real URL. Here is what actually matters when you are a broke student.

4 min read

Five projects across three random domains is not a portfolio. One page that shows everything you have shipped is.

4 min read

A portfolio link only helps if it is in the right spot and points somewhere worth the click. Here is how to do both.

3 min read

Your GitHub profile README is great for other developers. It is not the link you send a recruiter. Here is the difference.

4 min read

No jobs to list is not a problem. It is a reason to make your projects the whole show.

4 min read

Most best-portfolio lists are eye candy you cannot replicate. Here are the patterns behind the good ones, and how to copy them.

5 min read

You built something real in 36 hours. Then it lands on a Devpost page nobody visits again. Here is how to keep it alive.

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Linktree gives you a tidy list of links. For a developer with projects to show, a list of links is a menu, not a meal.

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Most student portfolios bury the projects under an empty work-experience section. Recruiters give you about a minute. Here is how to spend it.

5 min read

GitHub Pages is the default advice, and the reason half-built portfolios sit on a subdomain forever. There is a faster path.

4 min read