One-page portfolio project summary
Keep the problem, your decision, output and unknowns in one narrative. State up front whether the project is fictional or real.
When to use it
Use before describing a project in a portfolio or interview. It is not a qualification certificate or client endorsement.
Fill it in four steps
- Separate context from your role. Label a practice project explicitly beneath its title.
- Choose one decision and an alternative. Explain it using information available at the time.
- Separate the output from observed outcomes. Do not assign numbers to improvements you did not measure.
- Remove confidential detail and explain sharing limits instead of attaching restricted material.
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Blank worksheet structure
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Project name and real / fictional status: Problem and scope: My role: My decision and alternative: Output I produced: Observed outcome / unmeasured part: Sharing limits and learning:
See the structure in an example
- Fictional project: test design for sample reservation rules.
- Role: my own desk-based exercise.
- Decision: separate normal and boundary cases first.
- Output: two scenarios and an open-question list.
- Limit: no tests ran on a real app; no performance result exists.
Ask yourself before finishing
- Is my contribution distinct from team or sample-data contributions?
- Have I confused an output with a measured outcome?
- Is the fictional-work label visible?