Project One.
The flagship. Two or three sentences telling the story — what it is, who it's for, and the one detail you're proudest of.
Hero screenshot or demo still
The story
Why you built it — the itch, the moment it started, the first ugly version. Two or three honest paragraphs beat a feature list.
The middle: what turned out to be hard, the decision you'd defend, the one you wouldn't. This is where recruiters and fellow builders actually slow down and read.
Where it is now, and what's next — or a graceful epitaph if it's done.
What I learned
One paragraph of takeaways, written plainly. The warm ending that makes the piece yours.