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Adobe Portfolio is an online social media-based website editor that allows creative professionals to create, manage, and personalize their work in order to showcase to other users. Users can quickly and simply build a personalized website to showcase their creative work with Adobe Portfolio which is included free with any Creative Cloud subscription.
Adobe Portfolio is optimized for showcasing creative work where users can choose from a selection of layouts created with a portfolio in mind, designed to fit any creative field, from art, illustration, photography, graphic design, fashion, architecture, motion graphics, to web design, and more. It links directly to Adobe Lightroom using collection sets and updating the gallery is as easy as adding or removing an image from the collection.
This course is great for anyone in the Graphic Design field, as well as others involved in a creative profession.
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Adobe Portfolio is optimized for showcasing your creative work. Choose from a selection of layouts created with a portfolio in mind, designed to fit any creative field, from art, illustration, photography, graphic design, fashion, architecture, motion graphics, to web design, and more.
Elegant layouts : Choose from a selection of layouts optimized to showcase your creative work. Ideal for any creative field, from art, illustration, photography, graphic design, fashion, architecture, motion graphics to web design.
Flexible custom design : Our layouts are the foundation to build your own unique Portfolio. Pick one as a starting point, and then customize it to create a tailor-made website. Your work looks beautiful and polished in Portfolio, whether you choose an “off-the-shelf” layout, or prefer to customize.
Responsive design : Ensure that your work looks great across devices with a responsive layout optimized for all screen sizes. Preview your website on desktop, tablet, and mobile as you edit.
Adobe Portfolio is Adobe’s online website-for-dummies platform to display your images in stunning galleries. It links directly to Adobe Lightroom using collection sets. Updating the gallery is as easy as adding or removing an image from the collection!
If you are already paying for their annual Adobe Cloud membership, you have access to Adobe Portfolio without paying another dime. This is a great option if you run your own low-budget website and are doing your best to keep your costs at a minimum.
How many times do you re-edit an image. There are so many reasons why you continue to tweak an image. In most website galleries, a new image edit would require taking down the old edit and uploading the new. Not so with Adobe Portfolio. Any edits sync (color, crop, clarity, any of them!) to your Adobe Portfolio and can be updated on your website with just a few clicks. In my eyes, this is the #1 reason that Adobe Portfolio shines for my needs.
Adobe Portfolio is optimized for showcasing your creative work. Choose from a selection of layouts created with a portfolio in mind, designed to fit any creative field, from art, illustration, photography, graphic design, fashion, architecture, motion graphics, to web design, and more. With Portfolio, you can include unlimited galleries of your work, custom pages, and control every aspect of the design, content, and styling to bring your creative vision to life.
Adobe Portfolio’s galleries are very beautiful. Even though a RAW file is being synced to the Adobe Cloud, they automatically reduce the resolution of the image to optimize load time and viewing. This also makes it is less useful to a copyright thief. Having this built-in functionality removes any need to research optimal DPI, web color space, and pixel widths you would need to do if exporting your images for the web.
In Adobe Portfolio, collections act as a page on your website. There are no limits to the number of pages you can create. This gives you a huge amount of flexibility because you can create very specific collections (say for an individual wedding or a species of animal) and have personalized galleries for each one.
There is absolutely zero coding needed to set up an Adobe Portfolio website. If you want to have heavy customization privileges over your website, this isn’t for you. However, I found most of the templates to have characteristics that I liked, and I’m not looking for a lot of control over this website. That’s in stark contrast to my WordPress site where I like to have CSS control for each element in a theme.
Before you publish your Portfolio, you must have created at least one project or gallery. When you are ready to show your work, click Publish Site to publish your Portfolio to the web. If you aren’t a member with a Photography Plan, Single App, or a full Creative Cloud account, you will be prompted to subscribe to the plan of your choice. Membership is required to publish a portfolio.
Adobe Portfolio comes free with any Creative Cloud plan and enables designers to quickly and simply build a website to showcase their creative work. You can quickly and simply build a website to showcase your creative work, so you can get back to doing what you do best.
The platform has a wide range of tools to help you create stunning galleries. You can make use of the pre-built templates, beautiful layouts, and basic customization options.
Live editing : Watch your changes as you make them, using the simple editing remote. Anything you can see you can customize.
Custom domains and more : Enhance your personal website with a personalized URL, Google Analytics tracking, password-protected page, Adobe Fonts, and much more.
Seamlessly sync with your Behance projects : Behance is the world’s largest platform to showcase and discover creative work. Use Portfolio to create a beautiful custom website and use the Behance platform to network and get discovered. When you choose to sync your Portfolio projects with your Behance profile, millions of viewers can discover and interact with your work.
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