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Projects

Build portfolio projects and publish standalone public project pages.

Projects and public pages

Projects on your dashboard can become standalone portfolio pages you share with recruiters — separate from your main profile link.

Add a project

  1. Open Dashboard → Projects or complete projects during onboarding.
  2. Click Add project.
  3. Fill in title, role, description, and optional project URL (GitHub, demo, Figma, etc.).
  4. Optional: use Add images to attach a gallery of up to 8 screenshots (2 MB each).
  5. Save. Gallery images show on the public project page. The cover stays the main preview.

Public project page

Each project can have a public page at:

https://boardingpass.work/{username}/{project-slug}

Enable and customize

  1. Open a project and click Edit page (or go to /dashboard/personal/projects/{id}/edit).
  2. Toggle public when you are ready to share.
  3. Customize:
    • Cover image (max 2 MB)
    • Summary and highlights
    • Resource links (repo, demo, docs)
    • Page blocks — markdown sections for story, outcomes, tech stack
  4. Save. Use Copy link or share buttons for LinkedIn and X.

Warning

Public projects are visible to anyone with the link. Do not include secrets, private repo tokens, or personal data you would not share in an application.

URL and slug

  • Slugs are generated from the project title (lowercase, hyphenated).
  • Legacy URL /username/projects/{slug} redirects to /{username}/{slug}.

Import from Experience

After submitting a partner challenge, you can import submission → project from the dashboard. This copies title, summary, links, and cover into a portfolio project you can refine and publish.

What appears on your profile

Public projects listed on your main recruiter profile at /{username} link through to full project pages when is_public is on.

Project highlights

On each project, use Showcase (or Showcase in project highlights in the project form) to choose what appears in the highlights strip. You can pick up to four public projects. Private projects stay off that strip. If you pick none, the first four public projects show automatically.

Private projects stay on your dashboard only — they still feed Resume Lab evidence.

Related guides

  • Sharing with recruiters — main profile link
  • Experience and portfolio — challenge submissions
  • Resume Lab — use projects as resume evidence
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