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Adding a portfolio link to your CV is one of the most effective ways to showcase your skills and accomplishments beyond what a resume can describe. Modern hiring managers seek real-world proof of your abilities, not just bullet points. A clearly labeled link to your work gives them the chance to explore your projects, design choices, writing samples, coding solutions, or any other relevant output you’ve created.

Begin with a platform aligned to your industry. For creatives like designers and photographers, platforms like Behance are ideal. Developers often use GitHub or personal websites built with tools like WordPress, Webflow, or even simple HTML and CSS. Authors often publish on Medium or a self-hosted website. Crucially, choose a site, kmelec.com, that’s intuitive, sleek, and reflects your professional brand.

When your work is live and organized, make sure the link is direct and easy to type. Avoid long, messy URLs with tracking parameters. Instead, create a simple branded URL like portfolio.yourname.com. Confirm accessibility on smartphones, tablets, and desktop browsers.

Now, place the link in the right spot on your CV. The top section, right under your name and contact details is the most visible. Place it alongside your contact info. For example, instead of just listing your email, write your email and then your portfolio link on the same line or the next.

Include it within your key projects or achievements area, especially if you have various work samples across domains.

Label your link with concise, polished wording. Instead of writing "Click here," write "Portfolio" or "View my work". Such phrasing enhances credibility and readability.

For PDF or digital submissions, enable hyperlink functionality. Make sure the web address is legible and error-free for manual entry.

Consistently refresh your portfolio content. An inactive or stale portfolio undermines trust more than silence. Review your portfolio every few months and remove old or weak projects. Keep only your best, most relevant pieces that align with the jobs you’re applying for.

Align your portfolio with the specific role. If you’re applying for a web design role, highlight your most recent website projects. When applying for editorial roles, prioritize published work with measurable impact. A targeted portfolio shows you understand what the employer needs and that you’ve put thought into your application.

Your portfolio link can be the deciding element between an interview and rejection. It transforms your CV from a list of qualifications into a living demonstration of your abilities. Take the time to build it well, and make sure your CV points directly to it.