What would be the best website to create a graphic design portfolio? & Would you recommend having a separate portfolio for photography?
Thank you in advance, I appreciate your input and time, you legend!
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- @Ryan Young thank you Ryan :D
- I use Squarespace :)
- @Daniel Robinson I hav never used Format before, I will check it out! Thank you for the recommendations!! :))
- @Allison Tanenhaus thanks again, love a discount!
- @Richard Myburgh I didn’t even know adobe had portfolios on there! Thank you for your help!
- @Arturo Rago I’ve just had a look at web flow and it’s incredibly interactive! I’m definitely into it! Thank you!
- @Allison Tanenhaus thank you so much!!
- Oh, also! The Dots offers a discount on Squarespace:>> Don't have a website? We recommend using Squarespace - the simplest way to create a beautiful site. Grab a 10% discount here by using the code ‘DOTS10’. <<
- Hi Vicmo, if you know a little bit of coding (basic html and css), webflow is a very solid option. You don't need to do any coding yourself and their website has plenty of tutorials on how to get started!
- I love Cargo! It’s a bit confusing to use at first but once you test and mess around with it you can really customise their cool templates more than Wix, Squarespace and Format, to make a site that’s your own. But Squarespace and format do have nice themes you can place your work into :)
- I use Squarespace and really like it, though there is a learning curve. Once you get the hang of it, it's pretty great.If you want to learn more, there's a Squarespace tutorial coming up as part of the London Design Festival: https://the-dots.com/events/stand-out-online-design-your-squarespace-website-3534That said, if you have a lot of pages, then the business account is kinda pricey (like $200+). But I haven't checked out their plans lately and I know there several different options. Just FYI to look into that when deciding.As for separate portfolios, I tend to prefer having as centralized a presence as possible, especially if they're of creative natures. A lot less for you to manage, plus, you never know who might gel to one discipline when they're intending to check out the other one. So it's good for networking and exposure in general. As long as you designate different sections clearly, you should be good!
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