<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Building a developer portfolio can be challenging and may bring about imposter syndrome.</li><li>Week 1 involves planning before coding to determine the type of work desired, preferred tech stack, and target audience.</li><li>Choosing 3 project ideas reflecting the developer's preferences is crucial.</li><li>Week 2 focuses on building smart projects without over-engineering or perfectionism.</li><li>Week 3 involves creating the portfolio site with sections like About Me, Projects, and Contact.</li><li>Week 4 is about polishing the projects and fixing any bugs before publishing.</li><li>Clarity, consistency, and a deadline are more important than numerous projects.</li><li>Starting small with 2-3 quality projects can help junior or mid-level developers get noticed.</li><li>The key is to showcase projects well and hit publish to attract potential opportunities.</li></ul>

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