What kind of project can I create to enhance my resume?

Creating a personal portfolio or resume website is a smart idea! It's a great way to showcase your skills and it's definitely useful. Don’t hesitate to get creative with it! Also, keep in mind that for tech roles, interviews and skills tests often weigh more than side projects.

It's a tough market, especially since AI can replicate many entry-level projects quickly. Good luck out there! However, building a CRM could still be a solid choice.

Since you’re focused on design but haven't mentioned backend languages, avoid copying projects. You can design fictional landing pages for imaginary companies, or, even better, you could offer your skills to local businesses like cafes or boutiques for a reasonable price. This way, you can show you’ve worked on real sites, which will look good on your resume.

How about creating a marketplace app that includes inventory management and basic CRM features? You'll get to use your full skill set and even dip your toes into backend development, learning loads along the way!

Avoid copying; recruiters have seen the same projects over and over, like simple YouTube clones. Think about building something practical that you would actually use, like a small CRM, a budgeting app, or a habit tracker. It's important to showcase authentication, CRUD operations, API calls, and a few error states, as well as testing. But honestly, even great projects might not carry much weight right now given the tough job market.