Level Design Portfolio

complete some of the projects in the Projects category

if you can afford it, register your own domain

don't use wix... a free wordpress is probably better

if your portfolio is visually oriented, just make an artstation

say what you are at the top

remove all the crap from the web template, delete everything except the home page

don't write too much

include 3-5 screenshots and a short video, and links to external websites and reviews

imagine you're a bored manager scrolling through your e-mails

show that you are following industry discourse and industry figures

helps you pretend you know people, helps you memorize names

1 page at most, less text is almost always better

include your name, portfolio URL, and desired dev role

don't put your GPA or your minor, but list any big awards, grants, scholarships

don't pad your "skills and interests" section, imagine reading 40 of these and it won't seem as cute

omit your home address or phone number, you're putting this on the internet

include a PDF in case they want to save and download it, etc

your CV has two functions: (1) list your work experience and qualifications, and (2) give your interviewer stuff to ask you about... don't bore them

after every project / before you apply

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