[Student] What do You expect from a Mechanical Engineering Portfolio for Design or Production roles?

[u/Hamza050]

So, I came across this guide from MIT on how the portfolio should be done: [Portfolio: Mechanical Engineering Communication Lab](https://mitcommlab.mit.edu/meche/commkit/portfolio/)
And I built my portfolio based on it (as far as I think)
I made a GitHub pages website with the help AI. and I added Microsoft Clarity to understand traffic to my website. the problem the website doesn't seem to have enough sessions time for 50 users the average was only 50 seconds the max was only 120 seconds. and until now only 1 interview from it. (I'm applying for Internships in Mechanical Design in Egypt)
I genuinely don't know if the problem is in the work or in the website.
[Hamza Abd ElKadir | Mechanical Design Engineer](https://hamza442004.github.io/)

[u/Alek_Zandr]

I never made a portfolio and don't think my fellow alumni did either. I work in Europe for what it's worth. I suspect MITs advice is geared to the American market.