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24. Audience framing
Defining the assumed technical background and hiring-stage perspective of a portfolio viewer.
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Audience framing
Choosing what technical background and hiring-stage perspective you assume for a portfolio viewer.
"I want my portfolio to speak directly to the people most likely to hire me, not confuse or bore them."
Audience framing is picking the assumed knowledge level (junior, mid, senior) and viewpoint (hiring manager, recruiter, peer) so your project descriptions, code comments, and README highlight the signals that matter to that viewer.
"I want my portfolio to speak directly to the people most likely to hire me, not confuse or bore them."
Audience framing is picking the assumed knowledge level (junior, mid, senior) and viewpoint (hiring manager, recruiter, peer) so your project descriptions, code comments, and README highlight the signals that matter to that viewer.