See My Previous Portfolios

Overview

If you took the time to explore this website, you have realized by now that I have made many websites throughout my career, and odds are, this one won't be the last one either.

To all my fellow designers who worry about how their portofolio is doing, and if they will ever improve on their portoflio skills, I wanted to leave this page here for you, so you can see how far I have come.

Contra:

Contra was my first portfolio ever. While I was doing my UX UI design degree, and I wanted to create a website that would be fully functional by the time I graduated, so that I could focus on my job search without wasting any time. Contra is an intuitive platform mostly targetted towards freelancers, but it's a great choice for any starting designer.

You can check my portfolio on contra here.

Canva:

As I posted here Canva was a portfolio I did under specific conditions. I had to do it in 30 minutes or less. As such I didn't have much time to develop it fully, however, I would be lying if I said I was not proud of what I achieved in such a short time. Arguably it could have more information on it, but its also a Portoflio that, with only a lil bit more work, I would to hesitate to publish and show recruiters.

You can find a presentation version of it here.

Framer (First Iteration):

Created in the exact same context as the previous one, I was also severely constricted when creating this portoflio. I had restrictions not only time wise, but also, content wise. I could only use AI generated text prompts, and as such, this would require a bit more work than the Canva portfolio before i would think of using it as my official portfolio.

Despite being generated by the AI tool of framer, I have to say that the aesthetic portion was absolutely there, and I could easily incorporate at least the visual aspects into a new, and better, portfolio.

You can check that version here.

Typeform:

This was my most recent portoflio before this one, and I think you can clearly see a big evolution, not only on the portfolio front, but also on my no code skills. I'm very happy with that iteration (althought I would like for it to have more color) its a website I would be happy to use in my job searches.

You can find my typeform portoflio here.

Final Thoughts:

Now that you have seen my evolution when it comes to the art of portfolio making. Don't be shy in asking for a second opinion, all of my portfolios were peer reviewed, and I can tell you that can be a very useful tool to get useful feedback.

With this said, if you ever want me to take a look at your portfolio to give you my two cents, you can click on the button below to reach me on LinkedIn, or you can go check out my contact's section and leave me a message directly!