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Freelance Portfolio/Website Recommendations?

23 November 2023 11:20

Any recommendations on preferred tools for setting up an online portfolio and business site?

I know the big players such as Wix, Squarespace, Wordpress, etc...

Are there any new players out there that might be interesting to check out? Someone recommended Full Scope Freelancer which, tbh, looks pretty good for the price.

Your thoughts?

jigar2024 24 November 2023 05:32

Hi Gillies
We can help to you design and develop the website as per your requirement. Let's DM me here for the details discussion.

gillies_ben 24 November 2023 09:24

I'm planning on doing it myself, thanks.
Free-Worker-778800 9 January 2024 19:52

Hello There, You can use Resize Buddy to resize your images. Moreover, you can shrink or upscale images for free.
Ariyan 16 January 2024 07:31

For an impressive freelance portfolio or website, consider platforms like Behance, Dribbble, or personal websites using WordPress or Squarespace. Showcase your best work, provide a clear bio, and ensure easy navigation. Tailor it to your target clients, making a lasting impression.
lexiluna9 17 January 2024 08:40

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Crafting a standout freelance portfolio is pivotal. Consider platforms like Behance or personal websites using Wix or Squarespace. Showcase skills, share testimonials, and captivate potential clients with your unique narrative.
Veronikapopyk99 5 July 2024 13:53

s I develop my fashion brand, maintaining a consistent brand identity across different online platforms is a major concern. How do you ensure your brand stays consistent and resonant, especially when outsourcing elements like photography or design?
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KevinTer 28 September 2024 19:39
While Wix, Squarespace, and WordPress are well-known options, there are some newer players worth considering:
Pixpa: This platform is excellent for photographers, artists, and designers. It offers a range of templates and customization options, making it easy to create a professional-looking portfolio.
Format: Known for its user-friendly interface, Format is another great option for creatives. It provides beautiful templates and a straightforward setup process.
Hostinger: If you’re on a budget, Hostinger offers affordable plans with good performance and features suitable for student portfolios or small businesses.
Full Scope Freelancer: As you mentioned, this tool is gaining popularity for its cost-effectiveness and comprehensive features tailored for freelancers. It could be a great choice if you’re looking for a balance between price and functionality.
For those looking to find a remote job, having a well-crafted online portfolio can significantly enhance your chances. These tools can help you showcase your work effectively and reach a broader audience.
I hope this helps! 🥹
Free-Worker-1321269 11 January 2025 12:34

Check Hugo, It has many free templates that you can use
G2BAM 21 February 2025 15:06

You can also use GoFreelancer as a very decent UK based stop-gap. You can add a profile and up to 6 portfolio items. It's free to register and use and employers can search and find you on there based on the skills you add to your profile.
You can share your profile to all the well-known places and include the direct link for it on your CV's and email signatures etc., too!
https://www.gofreelancer.co.uk
Hope this helps!