What to put on it when you are starting out
- Positioning — who you are and where you are headed, in one line.
- Projects & coursework — anything that shows how you think.
- Internships, volunteering, side work — proof, however small.
- Skills and a clear way to contact you.
Turn "no experience" into an advantage
A polished page from someone early reads as ambition and self-awareness — rare signals recruiters love. Keep it to one focused page, use your real name in the title so you own your search result, and share the link in every application and DM.
And with AI increasingly doing the first screen from your online footprint, a clear personal website is how someone early stands out — it gives the algorithm a strong, controllable signal instead of a thin, scattered trail.
FAQ
What do I put on a personal website with no work experience?
Your story and goals, projects and coursework, any internships or volunteering, your skills, and clear contact details. reach turns whatever you have into a page that reads a level above an empty profile.
Is a personal website worth it for a student?
Yes — it is one of the cheapest ways to stand out before the first interview and turn cold applications into replies.
How do I make it look professional without design skills?
Upload what you have to reach and pick a look; the AI writes and designs a studio-quality page for you, free to publish.