Portfolio

Your CV says you designed a booking app or wrote a research report; a portfolio lets the reader see it. Portfolios are standard in design, architecture, photography, writing, marketing and software, and increasingly useful elsewhere. Common forms are a personal website, a PDF, a GitHub profile, or a profile on a platform such as Behance or Dribbble. A strong portfolio is selective:

• Five to ten of your best, most relevant pieces.
• For each one: the problem, your role, what you did and the result.
• Clear credit when work was done in a team.

For creative and technical roles, many employers decide whom to interview by looking at work samples first. Even where it isn't required, one or two well-chosen examples can lift an application above others with similar CVs. Make the link easy to find — near your contact details — and make sure it opens without a login. Keep it current, and remove anything confidential or that a former employer wouldn't want shared.

In Twin CV's Projects section each project can have a live link, a reference link and a screenshot; Extras can carry an image, video or document attachment. Add your portfolio site under social links in your profile. Your public twin page then gives visitors your CV and a chat in one place — see the personal career page entry.