A field guide to showing your work
Personal website
examples.
Personal websites help prospective clients understand who you are, what you do and the work behind your claims. These examples show how professionals present that evidence.
Explore real, owner-approved Speak2MyCV sites, compare their layouts and use the notes below to decide what your own site needs.
Websites on Solo & Pro Member features by permission
Make your expertise the opening argument.
Who you help. What you do. Why your work matters.
Ask about the work.
“Does this person understand my problem?”
Classic gives your introduction, work history and credentials a clear reading order.Illustrative structure. No member profile or screenshot.
01 / The collection
Look closer
at the work.
Study how each professional introduces their expertise, supports it with evidence and makes room for a conversation.
Your work.
Your decision to share it.
No examples are currently available. Members choose whether their sites appear here. While the collection takes shape, explore the reading-order guide below.
02 / Find your structure
What should
a client see first?
Choose the evidence you actually have. Let that decide the layout.
Your depth
of experience.
A clear thread through your professional history.
Your work,
up close.
A project-led view of how you approach a problem.
| The decision | Classic | Portfolio |
|---|---|---|
| Lead with | Your expertise and work history | Your saved case studies |
| Bring the evidence | Relevant roles, skills and credentials | The problem, your contribution and the result you can document |
| Before you choose | Review the generated introduction and experience | Save at least one case study |
| Keep the next step clear | Let visitors ask about your expertise | Let visitors ask about your projects |
The website builder is on Solo and Pro. Explore the portfolio website features ↗
03 / Make it yours
Read it through
a client’s eyes.
Five things to check before you put your work in front of someone new.
- 01
Be immediately clear.
State your expertise and who it helps in the opening headline.
- 02
Put evidence within reach.
Show relevant experience or a real project. Distinguish your contribution from the team’s.
- 03
Tell the useful part.
Explain the problem and what you did, without disclosing private client information.
- 04
Leave the conversation open.
Give visitors a clear way to ask about your work or send an enquiry.
- 05
Read it on a phone.
Check the layout, review every claim and remove private details before publishing.
Before you make it yours
A few good
questions.
What is a personal website?
A personal website is a public home for your professional work: who you help, what you do and the evidence behind it. For a professional seeking inbound enquiries, it should help a prospective client understand your expertise and take a clear next step.
Are these real personal websites?
Every listed example links to a real Speak2MyCV member website whose owner has explicitly opted in. We exclude private, incomplete and unclaimed pages. Selection is not an endorsement of the professional or a claim about results.
What should I learn from each example?
Compare the headline, reading order and evidence of work. Ask whether the introduction makes the expertise clear, whether projects support it and whether a prospective client can find the next step. The notes are a checklist for studying the layout, not measured conversion results.
Should I choose a classic or portfolio layout?
A classic layout puts experience and expertise first. A portfolio layout leads with projects and requires at least one saved case study. Choose according to the evidence you can share, rather than adding projects just to fill a design.
Can I build a website like these on Speak2MyCV?
The website builder is available on Solo and Pro. Upload your CV, review the generated text and choose a layout that fits your work. Your AI chat answers questions using your uploaded documents. Check the pricing page for current plan details.
How can my site appear here, or be removed?
In your dashboard Page tab, switch on “Feature my site as an example.” This is optional and does not guarantee inclusion. Use “Stop featuring my site” on the same screen to withdraw in one click. Your site must also be public, search-enabled and complete. Search engines may keep older copies after removal.
Your work has a story
Give it a place
to be discovered.
The website builder is available on Solo and Pro.
Find your plan See how to make a website from your CVLast reviewed 2026-11-13. Member permission required. Inclusion does not verify professional claims.