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Including a portfolio link on your resume 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. If your work is visual, such as in design or photography, platforms like Adobe Portfolio are ideal. Tech professionals typically host code on 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 (medifore.co.jp) that’s intuitive, sleek, and reflects your professional brand.

Once you have your portfolio ready, make sure the link is direct and easy to type. Steer clear of convoluted links filled with UTM codes. Instead, create a portfolio. Confirm accessibility on smartphones, tablets, and desktop browsers.

Integrate your portfolio link where it’s most visible. Immediately below your personal information is the most visible. You can include it next to your email and phone number. Consider pairing your email with your portfolio link in a single line or stacked below.

Add it to a separate portfolio or work samples section, especially if you have multiple links to share.

Label your link with concise, polished wording. Use direct labels such as "Portfolio," "Work Samples," or "View My Creations". This keeps your CV looking polished and avoids vague language.

For PDF or digital submissions, enable hyperlink functionality. For printed versions, ensure the URL is spelled out accurately so it can be typed in easily.

Consistently refresh your portfolio content. An inactive or stale portfolio undermines trust more than silence. Regularly curate your work to showcase only your strongest material. Curate your portfolio to reflect your target roles.

Align your portfolio with the specific role. If you’re applying for a web design role, highlight your most recent website projects. If it’s a content writing position, feature articles with strong engagement metrics. A targeted portfolio shows you understand what the employer needs and that you’ve put thought into your application.

Including a portfolio link isn’t optional—it’s a critical differentiator in securing callbacks. 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.