HI @Ameera !
Welcome to the forum!
I was able to take a look at your resume and portfolio and here are my general thoughts
Resume
I think there is to much going on in your resume and there are areas where you can cut back.
Yes, you have been in the tech industry for 9 years in different roles, but there are a lot of ares where you can cut back in. Plus, most hiring managers and recruiters will only spend 7 seconds on your resume before deciding if they want to learn more or not.
So you want to get to the key points much faster
Here are the areas I would suggest cutting
Cut the skill bars section
Remember that the employers will judge your technical skills and decide for themselves how proficient you are in certain areas. So you telling them with skill bars does nothing for them because they will make up their own minds anyway
The next suggestion would be to cut down on the summary and focus on impact and value.
You have something that most would kill for and that is experience.
But right now you are not highlighting that to the best of your abilities.
Right off the bat, you need them to know that value you bring to the table and the impact you have left for clients and previous companies and how you can help them grow their business and create lasting solutions.
For your skills and tools section, I would suggest cutting that down a bit.
A lot of those points can be grouped together. Remember that you only have a limited time to gain their attention. So keep it brief and impactful.
For your experience, you have a lot of bullet points talking about numbers and value which is good. But you also have a lot of fluff that doesn’t need to be there.
For example you say this for freelancing
Created and designed user-friendly WordPress website for a real estate business.
That doesn’t tell me a whole lot. most people can build a website with some degree of success. But how did your work impact them and help them grow their business and overall add value?
Every single bullet point, needs to be seen through a business lens because at the end of the day that is all that matters.
You should frame each one as the following
“Achieved [specific result] by [action taken], leading to [quantifiable impact or outcome], demonstrating [relevant skill or value].”
or something along those lines.
You just want to showcase how your previous experience shows employers the impact and value you will provide for them
As for your projects, I would just limit to your two best ones and have a couple of bullet points. Talk about cool features and the problems it solves.
Lastly, I would suggest listening to Danny Thompson new podcast
He and leon talk a lot about common mistakes made by those looking to get a dev job.
It will really help you 
Good luck
