Four classic fresher projects, one skill map. Pick a project — the constellation lights up the exact libraries and concepts it exercises, so you can choose the build that fills the biggest gap in your resume. Click any glowing node for details.
Ship it, don't just finish it. A hosted demo link or a 30-second GIF in the README multiplies interview callbacks. "Deployed on a free-tier VPS" is a talking point; a zip file is not.
Write the README like a case study: problem, approach, architecture sketch, one hard bug you fixed, and metrics ("detects faces at 22 FPS on a laptop webcam").
Tests and structure beat features. A project with pytest coverage, a src/ layout, and type hints signals professionalism more than three extra half-working features.
Commit history is evidence. Thirty commits over three weeks reads as real work; one giant "initial commit" reads as a tutorial paste.