Catching the eye of your employers and getting your dream job is not easy. However, among other things, a well-designed online-built portfolio can better your chances with the prospective employer.
Online portfolios showcase your personality, experiences, and capabilities. If appropriately designed, your online portfolio is enough to get you hired.
Creating an impeccable and seamless online portfolio should not be as hard as it sounds. These few tips should do the trick:
Study the platforms available and pick the best one
The first step to building your incredible online portfolio is studying the platforms offering online portfolio services, then picking the best based on your needs. Currently, there are numerous sites where you can build your portfolio without the services of a website developer. There are so many out there like WordPress, Wix, Squarespace. All you have to do is pick the template, fill in your content, and the site will generate a domain for you to use and share with others.

Evidently, you will have to consider the type of your industry to find a suitable platform. For example, if you are a web designer, you can showcase your work with the PageCloud website. Squarespace works well for photography portfolios, while Shopify can work perfectly for product portfolios.
Feature your best works
While designing your portfolio, you need to pick the right content to feature in your portfolio. Look for the best stuff you have done so far, even if it’s from your college years, and showcase it on your portfolio. Make sure to showcase a story in your posts, especially if you will be doing a photography portfolio. Best works catch the eye, thus drawing the much-needed attention to your work.
Include a review section
If you have been working for a while, you must add a review section to your portfolio. It is a great way to showcase your splendid work to new customers. Your review section can be from your Facebook page or Google reviews. Ask your former clients for reviews, or ask your professors if you don’t have clients yet.
Have a contact page ready
Your portfolio should also have a contact page for people to reach out to you if they have any inquiries, comments, or complaints. Ensure that your contact information is visible on the main page and add key details like work email, address, and phone number. You can also include your social media platforms.

Build a landing page for your other links
If you have other portfolios posted on other platforms, you can create a landing page to help your employers check them without going through numerous links. Use sites like Carrd as your landing page. Alternatively, you can have an allotted landing page on your main website.
Share your online portfolio
Once your portfolio is ready, you need to share it to build traffic. Put the portfolio link on your resume or your online profile. You can also share it through your social media pages. Eventually, people will be able to check it out and share it with others.
Conclusion
Having an online portfolio increases your chances of catching the eye of your employers. However, it would be best to make sure that your online portfolio is up to the task and designed accordingly. Dedicate some time in building one to achieve your goals easily.
A beautiful post thank you so much
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You’re most welcome!
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Wish I had a way to tag this to read and reread later!!
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Hmmm.. I’m thinking my current WP site is sort of my portfolio of sorts… you’ve got me thinking 🤔
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MiddleMe is my own portfolio. In fact, I get quite a few referrals from those who read my posts.
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You can! Just use an internet browser to access to MiddleMe.net and bookmark this page.
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I like the way you explain this through writing. I think this is very interesting
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Thank you so much! And Welcome to MiddleMe!
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Kally my friend,
Despite this being way-over my “paygrade”, I can see its usefulness for others,
Once again it Super-KALLY to the rescue!!!!!!!
Way to go girl!
God Bless,
Patrick
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Once again, you always manage to put a smile on my face, dear friend. Thank you so much, Patrick for bringing sunshine into my life.
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Great topic! Was just thinking about this the other day.
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Thank you so much!
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Interesting. I should really put more thought into organizing a portfolio. Right now, I’m mainly blogging as a hobby, but if I have a WordPress site, I might as well use it in multiple ways.
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You can turned your blogging into something serious.
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