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Burning question

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  • anonymous on 14 Jan 11
     
    Burning Question: What are some needed components to create a good portfolio? Today with so much new technology, more digital portfolios are being created and used. Portfolios help show the education, skill and knowledge a person may have in a certain area. Digital portfolios should be easily accessible, organized, and most important show your best work. Remember you are trying to impress, and show you master certain techniques and skills. A good thing about digital portfolios is that their easier to update and you can take or send them about anywhere. According the the attached article while in the process of creating a portfolio, one should consider our goals, objective, of whom we are trying to impress and what we are trying to obtain and tell our observers. Overall students should present their best, by presenting all there knowledge in the best way that they can.
  • anonymous on 17 Jan 11
     
    Burning Question: What are some needed components to create a good portfolio? Today with so much new technology, more digital portfolios are being created and used. Portfolios help show the education, skill and knowledge a person may have in a certain area. Digital portfolios should be easily accessible, organized, and most important show your best work. Remember you are trying to impress, and show you master certain techniques and skills. A good thing about digital portfolios is that their easier to update and you can take or send them about anywhere. According the the attached article while in the process of creating a portfolio, one should consider our goals, objective, of whom we are trying to impress and what we are trying to obtain and tell our observers. Overall students should present their best, by presenting all there knowledge in the best way that they can
Aleks Magi

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Portfolio design example

shared by Aleks Magi on 13 May 11 - No Cached
  • Aleks Magi on 13 May 11
     
    Pros 1) Great integration of rendering and into the process 2) Each page has a visual focus, then branches to other images or text 3) Very clean, even though each page is filled with visuals/information Cons 1) No real feeling to what the designer's process is 2) Renderings are not integrated into an environment 3) There are no stories or inspiration pages behind the pieces (Aleks Magi)
Aleks Magi

Andrew Clemenson - 0 views

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Portfolio design example

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  • Aleks Magi on 13 May 11
     
    Pros 1) Great renderings 2) Good product to human scale relation 3) Great process drawings Cons 1) Drawings not integrated into the process cleanly 2) Too much text 3) Some pages feel cluttered (Aleks Magi)
Scott Huette

Starting Out Organized: Website Content Planning The Right Way - Smashing Magazine | Sm... - 1 views

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  • Site Map Diagrams A visual site map 17 is quick to make, fairly expressive and easy to change. People have all sorts of methods for building site map diagrams. Whatever your tool, the diagram is a useful way to demonstrate hierarchy. It clearly shows the relationships between pages and tells you where your website is too shallow or deep. What’s it for? To visually explain the relationships between pages on your website. What’s good about it? Nothing better illustrates the hierarchy of a website than a diagram with lines and arrows indicating the relationships between pages. Clients naturally understand it. What’s bad about it? The actual relationships between pages can be hard to grasp. What looks good on a chart might not work well on a website. And a site map diagram is not really useful during the development phase, quickly becoming a dead documents. In sum A site map diagram is a quick way to sketch navigation and hierarchy. Don’t try to cram in other bits of information that just don’t fit. A few resources to learn more about site maps and diagrams: A Visual Vocabulary for Sitemaps 18 The Lazy Information Architect’s Guide to Making Sitemaps
bchurch c

Khylin Woodrow, artist portfolio - 0 views

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  • bchurch c on 05 Nov 10
     
    After entry the Home Page is very simple to control with text only for 2nd level titles The T-shirts page has a link to her online store, opening in another tab; good marketing. The Squid Chair page has a small amount of text, interesting process diagrams and photos of the finished product, and a .pdf of her class presentation board. The pdf lets you have a simple website page that doesn't have too much information for viewers but can provide a lot of information for someone who is interested in more. This is something I may try to do. Once you enlarge a thumbnail in a second level of 2D category you need to restart from 2nd level to get back to 3rd level.
Aleks Magi

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Portfolio design example

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  • Aleks Magi on 13 May 11
     
    Pros 1) Great renderings 2) Shows the product-to-human-scale relation well 3) Very clean and organized Cons 1) No process shown 2) Heavy on the renderings 3) Too many projects?
Jeff Heil

Portfolio_Hamish Tennent - 0 views

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Portfolio design example

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  • Jeff Heil on 13 May 11
     
    Pros 1) Reads like a magazine, interesting approach 2) Images cross over the binding 3) Beautiful images and glamour shots Cons 1) Doesn't set up the problem space 2) No evidence of actually working out issues, only making things look good 3) Minimal process
Charlotte Goldman

3 things like/dislike - 0 views

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portfolio example

shared by Charlotte Goldman on 20 May 11 - No Cached
  • Charlotte Goldman on 20 May 11
     
    3 things I like: simple background gives the images "pop" scrolling through project photos is easy text is well-written and to the point 3 things I dislike: the variety of projects is not apparent navigation is not consistent from different parts of the site if you don't move the cursor to the image, you don't know that there are more images
Michael Bowles

ARQNP | ARCHITECTURE IN PROCESS | Ciudad Chihuahua, Chih.Mexico. - 0 views

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portfolio analysis design

shared by Michael Bowles on 20 May 11 - No Cached
  • Michael Bowles on 20 May 11
     
    three good things: unique animation of images to form logo letters nice menu bar large grasp/spectrum of expertise (corparate, retail, inst., housing, etc.) three bad things: I am not a fan of having to click to enter the site this page reminds me of a pop-up advertisement the blog animation spinner is distracting and doesn't share information
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