Adobe Portfolio: An Easy Portfolio Website Maker
With the new release from Adobe, their portfolio website maker is a great tool for anyone who does not know how to code and may need a nice looking Portfolio Website.
Adobe has created a very user friendly site builder that almost anyone should be able to use. It is fully responsive so you don’t need to worry about that. There are a few templates to choose from depending on the type of portfolio you are looking to build.
Here is my portfolio you can see as a sample:
Here’s what you get:
- Access Typekit’s library of fonts.
- Live editing lets you see your changes as you make them.
- Direct access: Anything you can see, you can edit.
- Preview your website responsively on desktop, tablet and mobile.
- Create projects on Portfolio or Behance and sync between the two.
- Option to disable right-click to protect your images.
- Option to enable lightbox presentation of your images.
- Use your own domain name
Another feature is that your portfolio can automatically be connected to your Behance page. And as you update your portfolio, so does it update on Behance.
Each item in your portfolio has its very own page. When you click on the image or title of your work you are taken to that page in which images of your work are displayed. You can put as many or as few images as you like. In my case, I take images of the entire homepage of some of my sites and stack them as they appear in the site. You can really show off your work with this builder.
So in order to use Adobe Portfolio, you need to create an Adobe Creative Cloud account. In the basic account, you will get use of Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and Typekit Fonts.
Here is the link to the Adobe Portfolio Website:
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