Last week we showcased 13 Beautiful Design Agency Websites, and today, to follow the path of showing how creative professionals are presenting themselves to clients, we have a list of inspiring portfolio designs. From graphic designers to product and branding designers, from web to communication designers, there are a lot of great portfolios in this collection to provide inspiration.
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Gisele Muller
Gisele Muller loves communication, technology, web, design, movies, gastronomy and creativity. Web writer, portuguese/english translator and co founder of @refilmagem & @mentaway Twitter: @gismullr
I really like Alex Araujo, the colours really help make the page look interesting
I really like the calm colours that Dennis Adelmann uses – simple and beautiful design. The intro to the site is great too!
Very simple yet powerful! I like how the layout perfectly matched with the typography…
They are all unique and love the overall theme of real images and typography. Really nice use of colors.
All portfolio design are simple and professional, unique also. I like that Jan Finnesand design its really nice and i like that black color combination.
Most examples are so similar and boring! Web designers are copying each other, and this is a bad trend.
If you pay attention to posts my Gisele, they’re almost all the same thing. She has a very particular style that she likes, and everything that falls under it is “unique” and “beautiful”.
Love the simplicity and makes since that web design has gone this way, but makes me wonder what’s going to be the next new thing in the next couple years. If minimalistic/content is king will stick around.
Simple, straightforward portfolio designs; very good use of colours too 🙂 SWD
some really cool portfolios up there! found this one https://www.craiglongmuir.com just now and loved the home graphic of the guys face. gives it a little something-something 🙂
Denis Adelmann, Pauline Osmont and Alex Araujo are definitely the stand out for me. Great portfolios.
Lovely examples here. Really like the depth in the header of the Alex Araujo site.