7 Tips For Design Portfolio Presentation
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Hey y’all! In this video I go over seven tips to help you improve the way you present your graphic design projects. Having an expert looking portfolio is one of the most effective tools we have as designers. It is important to present your portfolio well for getting freelance work as well as being hired as an in-house graphic designer. Tip 1: simplify the presentation of your project. Make sure that your actual design is the star of the show and it doesn’t get lost in an over-complicated presentation. Tip 2: Make your presentation in separate images. This allows you to make changes to your presentation easily later without having to exchange the entire portfolio image. Tip 3: Don’t go crazy with the amount of text in your presentation. Keep it between one sentence and two paragraphs. Tip 4: Include your sketches and pre-work. Sketches are particularly helpful if your project is an illustration or custom typography. Tip 5: Don’t use too many fonts. If you use one or two fonts in your design project, then make sure you stick to one of those in your portfolio presentation. Tip 6: Try not to repeat elements too often. If your project involves a logo design then there’s no need to paste the logo throughout your entire presentation. Tip 7: Don’t add artificial length to your design project. Try not to present the same thing in several different ways just to make your project seem more involved or complex. Okay guys, I really hope these tips help you improve how your graphic design projects are presented!
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[Little Dogs] composed [Joerg Schnitzler] provided by freesoundtrackmusic.com
Ashton Manor Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Bright Wish Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Hey y’all! In this video I go over seven tips to help you improve the way you present your graphic design projects. Having an expert looking portfolio is one of the most effective tools we have as designers. It is important to present your portfolio well for getting freelance work as well as being hired as an in-house graphic designer. Tip 1: simplify the presentation of your project. Make sure that your actual design is the star of the show and it doesn’t get lost in an over-complicated presentation. Tip 2: Make your presentation in separate images. This allows you to make changes to your presentation easily later without having to exchange the entire portfolio image. Tip 3: Don’t go crazy with the amount of text in your presentation. Keep it between one sentence and two paragraphs. Tip 4: Include your sketches and pre-work. Sketches are particularly helpful if your project is an illustration or custom typography. Tip 5: Don’t use too many fonts. If you use one or two fonts in your design project, then make sure you stick to one of those in your portfolio presentation. Tip 6: Try not to repeat elements too often. If your project involves a logo design then there’s no need to paste the logo throughout your entire presentation. Tip 7: Don’t add artificial length to your design project. Try not to present the same thing in several different ways just to make your project seem more involved or complex. Okay guys, I really hope these tips help you improve how your graphic design projects are presented!
Come join the pre-sign up for an awesome design club at http://rtweek.com/
Here's my tablet: https://amzn.to/2PmmytS
Here's my camera: https://amzn.to/2vTpuG8
Find me around the web and on your phone at
http://www.zimrimayfield.com/
Facebook: zimrimayfield
@zimmayfield
Music:
[Little Dogs] composed [Joerg Schnitzler] provided by freesoundtrackmusic.com
Ashton Manor Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
Bright Wish Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
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