Create a portfolio
Fill in what you have already done. You get a single HTML file and the steps to put it online, free, on your own GitHub address.
How should your projects look?
Both ask you for the same things. They only differ in how your projects appear on the finished page, and you can switch at any time to see the other one.
Your details
Nothing here is sent anywhere. The file is built in your browser, and we never see it.
Projects
Education and contact
Tightening only shortens and clarifies what you wrote. It will not add a skill, a number or a claim you did not make — what an interviewer asks you about should be something you can answer.
Put it online, free
GitHub Pages hosts a single file at a public address and costs nothing. The whole thing takes about five minutes.
- Create a free account at github.com if you do not have one.
- Make a new repository named yourusername.github.io — exactly that, with your own username. Set it to Public.
- On the repository page choose Add file → Upload files and drop in the index.html you downloaded above.
- Click Commit changes.
- Wait a minute, then open https://yourusername.github.io. That address is yours, and it is what you put on your resume.
To change anything later, edit your details here, download the file again and upload it over the old one.