Portfolios that win interviews: The Secret to Crafting a Job-Winning Design Portfolio

[@m4rticus]

Exactly what I was looking for to start building my portfolio, thank you!

[@rantalksdesign]

Best of luck with the portfolio!

[@marttaxu1295]

Thanks for sharing!

[@rantalksdesign]

You are very welcome! Hope it's helpful for you.

[@andrescontreras3901]

Gracias! Me ayudas mucho

[@rantalksdesign]

¡Feliz de ayudarte!

[@RIADTECHBDo]

Very Nice Video

[@rantalksdesign]

Thank you!

[@donnorman6526]

"You don't need a flashy website" Shows flashy websites as an example

[@rantalksdesign]

Yes you are absolutely right. But pdfs and other portfolios are mostly kept private and it's not appropriate to show them to the public. I don't think the last two websites are flashy though.

[@donnorman6526]

@ They are not flashy but they still took time to do, I think the overall issue with design portfolios like you said is the time consuming that it is for us designers. Building a website yes it’s nice but long term to keep it updated and building it takes ages. I’ve gave up on this strategy and like you said a pdf or online presentation that applies what you said it’s the most important.

[@rantalksdesign]

True! That's why I mentioned fancy websites aren't necessary, it really is super time consuming (and also cost money to host and maintain). I don't have one either. I wonder how does the pdf version working out for you?

[@twosox_x]

I dont like HR people... but i like you

[@rantalksdesign]

Thank you! I am not HR so that helps 😂

[@theyouthlife1203]

How do i create a PDF portfolio

[@rantalksdesign]

I assume you can use any design tools you like and export into a pdf. Figma is efficient. If you want to go the old school route, indesign is always an option. You can even use keynote.