Cortador de Excesso em Portfólios
PROAvalia projetos de portfólio de developers para identificar quais fazem parecer júnior ou inexperiente. Corta projetos fracos que prejudicam primeiras impressões com hiring managers.
Exemplo de Uso
Meu portfólio tem 8 projetos mas não sei quais manter. Me ajuda a identificar os que me fazem parecer iniciante?
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Personalização Sugerida
| Descrição | Padrão | Seu Valor |
|---|---|---|
| The role level and type I'm targeting | Junior Frontend Developer | |
| Years of development experience | 2 | |
| List of current portfolio projects to evaluate | ||
| My primary technologies | React, JavaScript, Node.js | |
| Minimum score (1-10) for keeping a project | 5 |
What This Skill Does
The Portfolio Fluff Cutter evaluates developer portfolio projects to identify which ones make you appear junior, inexperienced, or unprepared. It applies a rigorous 7-criteria scoring system that mirrors how hiring managers actually evaluate portfolios, then provides clear KEEP/IMPROVE/REMOVE verdicts for each project.
Most portfolio guides tell you what to build. This skill tells you what to cut—because your portfolio is judged by its weakest entry, not its strongest.
Who This Is For
- Early-career developers (1-3 years) wanting to strengthen portfolios
- Career changers with mixed-quality projects from learning phase
- Self-taught developers with many tutorial-based projects
- Bootcamp graduates with similar capstone projects as peers
- Anyone with older portfolio work that no longer reflects current skills
- Professionals preparing for job transitions who need honest feedback
How It Works
The skill evaluates each project across seven weighted criteria:
- Authenticity (25%) - Is this original or a tutorial clone?
- Code Quality (20%) - Tests, documentation, organization
- Problem-Solving (20%) - Does it solve real problems?
- Polish (15%) - Responsive, accessible, attention to detail
- Deployment (10%) - Is it live and working?
- Documentation (5%) - README quality and completeness
- Career-Alignment (5%) - Matches your target experience level
Each project receives a weighted overall score and a verdict: KEEP, IMPROVE, or REMOVE.
Fontes de Pesquisa
Este skill foi criado usando pesquisa destas fontes confiáveis:
- What are some cliche portfolio projects to avoid? Community discussion identifying to-do lists and weather apps as overused junior projects
- What portfolio projects are TOO junior? Analysis of what makes projects feel basic vs impressive for junior developers
- If you're struggling to find work, it's because of your portfolio How hiring managers judge portfolios by the weakest project included
- Should I put tutorials or course projects on my portfolio? Expert advice on when course projects help vs hurt my prospects
- Always write a clear README if you want to find a coding job Why README quality separates top 1% candidates from the rest
- Tutorial projects on Portfolio Community best practices for tutorial-based learning without showing them
- FCC as a portfolio guide? FreeCodeCamp projects and whether they're portfolio-worthy
- What to do with old projects when working on a portfolio? Strategies for managing and presenting older work
- Do you delete your old projects when actively looking for work? Real perspectives on portfolio curation and removal strategies
- Having a quality GitHub Profile and Personal portfolio Comprehensive checklist for professional portfolio standards