Project Submission Guide
How to organize your projects, programs, and accomplishments so they tell your professional story clearly and compellingly.
7 Steps
How to Organize Each Project
List the Project Title
Give each project a clear, memorable name. This is what visitors will see first.
Choose a Category
Education, Ministry, Business Operations, Technology, Creative, Practical Life Help, etc.
Describe the Audience Served
Who benefited from this project? Be specific but avoid naming private individuals.
Explain the Problem Solved
What challenge existed before this project? Keep it honest and clear.
Describe What Was Created
What did you actually build, teach, lead, or deliver? Be specific about deliverables.
Share the Impact
What changed? Even estimated or qualitative impact is valuable. Be honest about what you know.
Note a Link or Reference
If there's a live link, publication, or file that can be referenced later, note it here. No uploads needed now.
Template
Sample Project Card Structure
Project Title
Bible Study 360
Category
Ministry / Education
Audience Served
Church communities, small group leaders, individual Bible students
Problem Solved
Scattered, unstructured Bible study materials without digital accessibility
What Was Built
A digital platform with structured study plans, discussion guides, and progress tracking
Impact / Result
Used by multiple communities to improve structured scripture engagement
Link / Reference
Prepared — external link ready
Notes
Ready for future case study page with screenshots and feature list
Privacy
Avoid Private Information
Please do not submit:
- • Private student names or records
- • Confidential client names without permission
- • Internal organizational financial data
- • Photos of others without permission
- • Proprietary or protected intellectual property