In order to create my online portfolio I decided to look at
a few different portfolios to get an idea of what I could do for my own.
Notes:
Pro’s
Sounds work
Negatives
Takes too many button
clicks to get anywhere
Too simple
Images aren’t big
enough
For this one I felt that the design was too simple and wasn’t
immediately engaging me with artwork. It took a few clicks for me to get to
each area because of the precision of what the artist was displaying. I think
that it works as a portfolio but I can’t find any inspiration in the design.
Maxx
Notes:
Pro’s
Clean look
Very easy to get to
the artwork
Cons
Can’t think of any
Sections
Illustration, Character Creature, About,
Contact
I thought that this portfolio worked very well as far as
clarity was concerned, it clearly presented the work under broad banners with a
level of precision. I couldn’t think of many issues with this site and as a no
nonsense portfolio it definitely acts as a perfect example for me.
Jason Chan
Notes
Blogspot design, works well, all the art is very easy to
access with a nice title page with access to contacts at the top of the page.
This site really jumped out at me when it was shown two
weeks ago, but I couldn’t find the original website. Even so the blogspot
design worked. It wasn’t over packed with needless detail because the artwork
told the story. It allows access to contacts as well.
Next step
From this research I’m now going to organise the artwork
that I will be using for the website and
look at Wix, which is a free website builder in addition to Blogspot as
possible options to create the portfolio with.
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