Web Developer Portfolio Tips (Get The Interview!)
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
- Some web design or developer portfolio tips on how to make a great portfolio that makes the hiring manager put you in the good pile.
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00:04 Avoid adding animations and skill bars in your portfolio.
00:52 Include an about page in your portfolio.
01:36 Showcase relevant work in your portfolio
02:16 Create a multi-page portfolio with clear sections and navigation.
03:00 Convey who you are, what you do, and how you can help instantly.
03:44 Your portfolio needs to stand out in a few seconds.
04:29 Organize your portfolio with your best pieces first and include at least three real projects.
05:12 Create detailed pages for portfolio pieces
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Quality content you inspire me to do better design and thanks for all the great tips!
Straight to the point. Very informative and useful. Thank you!
Such a great video. I’ve read so many useless articles on how to make a portfolio site, and I’m so glad I finally found this video. This video has such useful and practical information and insights. Thanks!
The problem is a lot of job postings request that you are a superstar at everything: graphic design for print and web, web development (HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and more), photography, video shooting and editing, motion graphics, copy writing, web ads and analytics, social media... what else was there, it's absolutely nuts. So my portfolio has become a hodge podge of different mediums, because my career turned me into a jack of all trades master of none :^\
I've had a similar problem, and what I've noticed is that this turns you into a valuable asset for a certain kind of company. Small to medium sized companies that need lots of bases covered, startups, e-commerce companies, etc, for example. Design agencies also tend to love this kind of toolkit. So, I might suggest positioning yourself as such, and focusing your promotion toward those kinds of companies. I've also noticed that, if your experience in a given discipline is deep enough, they tend not to hold all of those other skills against you. So if a large company is looking for a layout person for InDesign work only, the fact that you also have retouching, vector art, and animation experience won't necessarily be seen as a negative even if those aren't skills you'll use for them. Good hunting!
@@Scruffi valuable advice ^.
Thanks sir. These tips are great.
Just discovered your feed last week. Deep-diving has been really helpful already! Thx. -JB
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Awesome content!
i wanna be a less shit designer so checking out your content
Should i put on my wordpress website building agency
Another question i made the website as an agency is that ok because it is just me who will do the work
Or i can talk about my self in the About page.
😂awesome!
the number of designers who don't even have a portfolio site is scary...
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The dude whos photo showed when you said you are ugly:
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