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Writing about resumes, portfolio sites, and putting your work somewhere you own.
How to turn your resume into a website
Your resume already holds everything a personal site needs. How to convert one into a live website, what to change on the way, and what to leave behind.
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How to get a free portfolio website
A straight comparison of the free ways to put a portfolio online, what each one actually restricts, and which limitation you will run into first.
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Looking for a read.cv alternative
read.cv is gone. What made it worth using, which alternatives preserve which part of it, and how to land somewhere that will not disappear too.
3 min read
LinkedIn is not a portfolio
A LinkedIn profile and a personal site do different jobs. What LinkedIn structurally cannot do, and when that difference actually costs you something.
3 min read
What to put on a personal website
A short, opinionated list of what belongs on a personal site, what to cut, and the ordering decision that matters more than either of them.
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How to build a portfolio with no experience
The work that counts on a portfolio is rarely the work you were paid for. What to include when your resume is short, and what to leave out.
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Should your portfolio have its own domain?
A free subdomain is fine until it is not. When a custom domain starts to matter, what it actually buys, and how getting it wrong costs you.
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Are AI website builders any good?
What AI site builders do well, where they visibly fail, and how to tell a generated page from one that had five minutes of judgement applied.
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Portfolios when you are not a designer
Portfolio advice is written by and for designers. What changes when the work is a spreadsheet, a shift, a campaign, or a codebase nobody can see.
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