Portfolio or case studies
Show a small set of work that explains what you build and the outcomes you contribute to.
One live contact layer for changing projects
Keep your current portfolio, professional links and direct contact details in one profile. A permanent QR in a conference badge, proposal or NFC card can stay fixed while the projects behind it change.
Contact priorities
Show a small set of work that explains what you build and the outcomes you contribute to.
Add GitHub, LinkedIn or another relevant profile when it helps clients or employers verify your work.
Keep the email or enquiry route you want professional leads to use clearly visible.
Permanent QR
The QR points to your permanent smart-link identity, so the printed code can stay in place while the live profile changes.
NFC tap
Program an ordinary compatible NFC card or tag with the same permanent smart link. No proprietary My Contact Profile hardware is required.
Google Wallet + Save Contact
Wallet is useful at conferences and meetups when you want a quick contact handoff but do not want to open several developer profiles separately.
Save Contact provides a vCard from the public details you chose to publish, so the recipient can store your contact without manually typing the fields.
Profile recommendations
Keep technical links relevant to the work you want to discuss.
Use a short professional title that a non-technical client can understand.
Link to live case studies or a portfolio rather than stale repositories.
Use separate profiles if freelance and employer identities need different public contact details.
Questions
Yes. Add the professional links that are useful to the audience you meet, while keeping your main contact route easy to find.
Yes. A permanent QR is useful on printed CVs because the live profile and portfolio can change after the document has been printed.
Ready when you are
Use an ordinary writable NFC card or sticker, program your permanent profile link yourself, and keep the same card when your details change. Bulk blank cards can cost only a few tens of pence each.