A creative agency website that wins the next client, and how to build it
Why a studio of four needs a different site than a firm of forty, which sections carry a pitch, and where the embeds, the templates and the plan fit in.
Read the postOne page per field on what a portfolio website has to do for you, which templates and apps fit, and how to build yours - photographers, designers, architects and everyone else FolioPage is made for.
Why a studio of four needs a different site than a firm of forty, which sections carry a pitch, and where the embeds, the templates and the plan fit in.
Read the postProject pages sorted by type, a practice section that reads like a firm, and the site settled before the next competition deadline - for architects, interior and landscape designers, visualizers and studios.
Read the postPainters, sculptors, printmakers, ceramicists and every other artist need the same three things online: the work seen large, the record kept straight, and a way to be reached.
Read the postCase studies that show the decisions, a design editor that takes your own fonts and colors, custom CSS for the last details, and a way to handle work under NDA.
Read the postFor engineers who would rather ship features than maintain a personal site: project pages, the Resume app, a blog that handles code, custom scripts, and the plan that covers it.
Read the postDesigners, stylists, makeup and hair artists, labels and tailors all sell from the same page: the editorial, the credits, the rates and a booking form that reaches the phone.
Read the postA portfolio sorted the way a brief is written, the site set in your own colors, the shop and the licensing line in reach - from children's books to concept art and lettering.
Read the postDigitals first, then the book, the measurements and the agency contact, on a page that opens on any casting director's phone - for fashion, commercial, fitness, runway and every other model.
Read the postWriters, coaches, students, makers and speakers all start from the same question - what is this site for - and end with four pages, an app or two and an afternoon's work.
Read the postWedding, portrait, headshot, commercial or travel: the series a client browses, galleries that load fast at full size, private galleries for deliveries, and templates built for pictures.
Read the postFor anyone applying for work, from graduates to managers: the Resume app, the page it renders, the PDF it exports, the proof that backs the claims, and the templates to start from.
Read the postStart from a template, edit it on the page and publish today. Free, no card.
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