6 More Ways to Gain Web Design Portfolio Exposure
By C. Gillick
If you want to gain more exposure to your web design and web development projects, there are several websites out there whose purpose is to solely get attention for those projects. By submitting your projects to Galleries, you can get a lot of attention, plus new clients. However, galleries aren’t the only way to gain exposure.
Here are 6 more ways to gain exposure to your web design portfolio:
1. Social Media: If you haven’t taken advantage of all the free goodness social media can bring to you, you better start now. It’s never too late, but…
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Website design portfolio is a must if you love designing websites and interacting with your online clients. You may probably not understand what this design portfolio is all about. The basic intention of maintaining a portfolio is similar to saving all your good work in the form of a folder. In other words, if you have designed some really good websites, then you can archive them all in a website so that the new clients who are trying to seek your service will get convinced by seeing what you are capable of.
These days, finding…
When you start working, your great graphic design portfolio is going to help you land that great job. Your portfolio represents your skill and artistry, so put it together carefully because your artwork is going to speak for you.
Sort through all the work you have done – paid or unpaid, including design school assignments – and select the best work. Be critical here and take help from friends or professors to get an unbiased view. Leave out your not-so-great efforts, because it’s better to show 10 samples that range from excellent to good, rather than 20 to 30…
As mentioned in the question, I have applied for a BA in Graphic Design and have received answers in which I am asked for a portfolio on a CD.
Some of the universities have some specific requirements, such as creating a Powerpoint slide show. Do any of you know any link to an example of a powerpoint portfolio presentation? I have searched for some, but have only found professional looking portfolios on websites.
For example:
“Please include a written commentary about your folio.” Should that be written inside the powerpoint presentation or in a word document?
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I’m looking to go to school for graphic design and was wondering if there is a portfolio case recommended for the industry?
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