Although it's a short course, the content is quite substantial and well-prepared. However, perhaps because the instructor is a frontend developer, the main examples are frontend-based. If a backend developer needs to create a web portfolio like frontend developers do, it would be great if the course covered what content should be included (e.g., architecture, ERD, etc.) to make it a more universally applicable course! Also, since the course only includes examples of very favorable situations, I think there might be non-CS majors thinking, "I've never won any competitions or contributed to open source PRs..." It would be good to have a section on how to present yourself well in such cases. ==================================== Writing this as a review of the portfolio feedback as well, I'm very grateful that you reviewed and provided feedback on aspects I didn't even anticipate. (I didn't expect you to look at my portfolio link in such detail 😊) I'll make sure to actively incorporate the feedback you provided when creating my resume and portfolio! Thank you!