Portfolio website for job seekers changing roles
When you are switching functions or coming back after a break, a resume works against you: it is a timeline, and timelines highlight gaps. A portfolio is organised by what you can do, which is the thing you actually want read first.
What usually goes wrong
A resume forces a chronological story
A portfolio leads with capability and puts dates where they belong: further down.
Career switches need explaining
A short, confident about section does the explaining before the interview.
Applications disappear into a system
A link in your signature and LinkedIn gives people a way to find you outside the queue.
What your portfolio includes
- A capability-first structure instead of a date-first timeline
- Work samples and outcomes from every relevant role
- An about section that addresses the switch head-on
- Resume download, contact form and LinkedIn link
- Fast, clean pages that work on any device
- Your own domain that stays yours between jobs
How it works
- 1
Tell us about your work
Send your resume, projects, photos or profile links through the enquiry form. No account, no call needed to start.
- 2
We design and build it
We structure the copy, lay out your sections and build the site so it loads fast and reads well on a phone.
- 3
You review, then it goes live
You see the finished site first and ask for changes. Once you are happy, it goes live on your own domain.
Common questions
Can I hide my current employer?
Yes. We can describe the work without naming the company.
I am applying to two very different fields.
We can build two focused sections, or a second page for the other track.
Will it show up on Google under my name?
We build pages so search engines can read them, but ranking depends on how common your name is and how much you link to the site.