How to use this worksheet
- Choose a project you can discuss in detail.
- State its audience, purpose, and constraints.
- Identify your contribution and credit collaborators or tools.
- Select evidence of decisions, feedback, and outcomes.
- Remove private information and write one improvement you would make.
Problem and context
What were you trying to achieve, for whom, and under what constraints?
Your role
What did you do personally? Who or what else contributed?
Process and decisions
Which approaches did you try, and why did the work change?
Output and evidence
What did you produce? What feedback or result can you accurately support?
Learning and next version
What would you keep or improve? What should a reader understand about your current skills?
Structure a portfolio case study using only supported claims. Preserve attribution and avoid invented impact metrics.