Portfolio website
A clear home for selected projects, case studies, and how to contact you.
Proof of ability
Evidence other people can check.
Projects, repositories, documentation, and profiles that show what you can do — not a certificate gallery. Certificates can exist; evidence comes first.
What counts as proof
GitHub presence
Pinned repos, readable READMEs, commit history that shows how you work.
Project case studies
Problem, approach, decisions, stack, demo, and what you learned.
Technical documentation
Setup notes, architecture decisions, and trade-offs you can defend.
CV
Skills and projects framed for the roles you want — specific, not padded.
LinkedIn profile
Positioning that matches your portfolio and career direction.
Professional presentation
How you walk someone through a project in an interview or review.
How learning becomes portfolio work
- 1. Skill projects — practice builds that demonstrate a technology.
- 2. Path projects — coherent work across a career direction.
- 3. Experience Lab — supervised or higher levels when you qualify, labeled honestly on your profile.
- 4. Career Accelerator — guided support for portfolio, resume, LinkedIn, and GitHub when you need positioning help.
Project briefs you can explore
Example Experience Lab briefs. Your portfolio should feature work you actually shipped.
Campus Events
A public events board with filters, RSVP, and an admin view for organizers.
Open project briefStudy Group
A small app for scheduling study sessions and sharing notes.
Open project briefClinic Queue
A supervised product for appointment queues, staff roles, and SMS-style notifications.
Open project briefRetail Inventory
Stock, suppliers, and a simple dashboard for a local retailer brief.
Open project briefDispatch Lite
Client project: pickup requests, status updates, and a lightweight admin.
Open project briefPlatform Apprenticeship
Join an existing product team for a defined cycle. Limited seats.
Open project brief