Create an amazing NoCode portfolio

For creatives, there's nothing more important than your portfolio. A good portfolio can help you snag the clients you are after and attract the attention of professionals that can advance your career. It's a constant that needs care throughout the duration of your career, and should be something you spend a good amount of time crafting.

I’ve never seen anything like this via #nocode. I can see this unique tool become a standard for the workforce. It’s cleaner and  less complex than @LinkedIn and straight to the point for recruiting & hiring to make fast decisions for candidates. To you Sir, I applaud you!

AJ Jumroontat

NoCode Builder

Portfolio tips:
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ONLY INCLUDE YOUR BEST WORK -
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Use a critical eye when deciding what to include in your portfolio. Here, quality over quantity is key, so stray away from feeling like you need to include everything you’ve ever created.

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Relevant skills‍
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The keyword is relevant. The more skills you have, usually the better—but only if you’ll actually use them in the kind of work you want. (Hot tip: do not overload your portfolio with irrelevant skills!)These skills could have been picked up in online courses or from previous positions. Even things you learned while volunteering or in school. There’s no wrong way to gain a skill

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SHOW YOUR VERSATILITY -
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Make sure you mix up your presentation so the full range of your capabilities is on display. This may include using personal projects or experimental work that can help you net the type of client you’ve always dreamed of.

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SOLICIT OPINIONS -
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There’s nothing worse than seeing low-Creative work can be highly personal, and it’s often difficult to separate oneself and be objective. That’s why you should solicit opinions, and not just from friends and family who may not tell you the honest truth. Mentors, former colleagues, and trusted clients can all give great insight into how your portfolio works for them