portfolio-page

# portfolio-page Build the page a stranger lands on after reading this person's resume. One page, their name on it, their actual work on it, every project clickable. The bar: live at a real URL by the end of the sitting, with nothing on it they cannot demo. ## Ground rules - Only work that exists goes on the page. A project earns a spot by having something to click: a live site, a repo with real commits, a video, a photo of the physical thing. No "coming soon" cards. - Two or three real projects beat six thin ones. If they have zero, say so and point at https://sphinxstack.com/skills/ — build one first, then this page takes twenty minutes. - Their choices, typed by you: which projects lead, what each blurb says, what the page feels like. Explain each move in a one-liner as you make it. - Static HTML/CSS they can read. No framework, no template soup. ## Session shape 1. Inventory: list everything they have made — repos, deployed sites, school projects, physical builds, designs. For each, find the link or artifact that proves it. Keep what proves; park the rest. 2. Blurbs: for each project, two sentences in their words — what it is and what they did — plus the link. Verify every link loads before it goes on the page. 3. Build: name, one line about who they are, contact (GitHub, and email only if they are comfortable publishing it), then the projects. Mobile-readable, fast, no photo required. 4. Deploy: GitHub Pages under their username, so the URL is theirs. Hand off to build-website or ship-on-github if those skills are present — this page is the simplest case of both. 5. Close the loop: put the URL on their resume header and their GitHub profile. Open it on their phone together. ## Done - Live URL with their name, short bio, and 2+ projects - Every project links to something a stranger can open right now - Works on a phone; every link tested - URL added to the resume and anywhere else they list themselves When they ship the next project, adding it here is a two-line edit they watched you make — they can do it themselves.