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How to create a portfolio
You need a portfolio to showcase your work and to help to demonstrate your skills to prospective employers . Nothing impresses more than a beautifully presented portfolio at an interview. But don't send it unless requested. Always bring it with you if you have an interview.
  • Go for quality, not quantity: employers will probably spend only a few minutes looking at your portfolio, especially at interview. Less can be more so select only your strongest work.
  • Put your portfolio on a web site if possible as it is so easy to access. You then simply need to provide the web link on your CV.
  • Make sure that the portfolio is carefully laid out and in the correct order.
  • All items need to be clear and easy to understand
  • A physical portfolio can include anything that is portable! Anything flat can be folded into a portfolio, but you are not restricted to things that can fit inside the portfolio! If an item is too large to take to the interview take high quality photos of it to show with close ups to elicit details.

How to make a portfolio

What should my portfolio include?

A good portfolio would probably have most of the following

  • An index of the contents
  • Your CV including your interests and any evidence of project management skills.
    Your CV should give the impression that you think like a designer.
  • Perhaps a profile or personal statement
  • Your key achievements and skills
  • Examples of your work of course with good documentation.
    Place the best and most relevant work first and start and finish with strong pieces of work.
  • Include a variety of examples of work you have done.
  • Your main example needs to reflect your strengths and your creative approach and flair.
  • Items that show your thought process and development of ideas are valuable: sequence of photos for example.
  • Production portfolios can also include budget sheets, idea pitches and marketing materials

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