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FAQs About Web Developer Portfolios
What should I put in my web developer portfolio?
Web developer portfolio should include a brief introduction, your featured projects, a list of your technical skills, and a clear way for people to contact you. Adding case studies or a blog can give deeper insight into how you work and what you’ve built.
How many projects are enough?
Showcase three to five well-crafted projects that highlight different skills—frontend, backend, full-stack, or unique tools you’ve used. A smaller number of high-quality pieces makes a stronger impression than crowding your portfolio.
Should I include code links and live demos?
Absolutely—share live versions of your projects and link to GitHub repositories. This helps recruiters or clients experience your work directly and view your coding style.
How important is mobile responsiveness?
It’s a must. Your portfolio should look and behave well on all devices—phones, tablets, and desktops. If your site doesn’t respond properly on mobile, viewers may leave quickly.
Should my portfolio explain each project?
Yes, always provide context: what challenge you tackled, what you built, the tools you used, and the results. Recruiters appreciate seeing how you think through problems and deliver solutions.
What design mistakes should I avoid?
Keep it clean and simple. Overuse of animations, flashy colors, or cluttered layouts distracts from your work. Focus on usability and readability instead.