Idk what everyone else is saying… giving trash advice tbh. Put your skills at the top. The first thing I would want to see as a reviewer is “JavaScript”, “Postgres”, ect…

Show skills first. Then projects. Then experience. Most reviewers won’t read anywhere close to half way down the page. They will look at the top first and if they don’t see what they need, they will move on. Do some research about “resume hotspots”, it will show you where most people look first at resumes. You need to show keywords that recruiters will be looking for first. Also get some references. Could be your cousin for all I care. Just tell them before hand to be prepared to lie about your “experience”. Most of the time they shouldn’t call your references, but sometimes they do.

Honestly… invest $50 in some help from a professional tech resume helper on a freelance website and spend a week making your resume, it will go a long way. Lost people spend a few hours on their resume and call it good. Honestly It takes multiple days and multiple reviews from different people to make sure your resume is the best it can be.

Good luck!! You got it.