Lead with the work a client can understand
A resume is chronological. A portfolio should be persuasive. Start with the service you want to be hired for, then show a few projects that make that promise believable.
For each project, describe the client problem, what you contributed, and the result you can support. Clear context is more useful than a gallery of anonymous screenshots.
Make the next conversation easy
Your availability, location or time zone, preferred contact method, and the kind of projects you accept should be simple to find. A great portfolio gets wasted when a potential client cannot tell how to start.
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