30 Visually Appealing Web Portfolio Designs

27 Feb 2010

A portfolio design is a reflection of the skills and talents of the designer that owns it. Often, the hardest web design is creating your own portfolio, and thus, can take a lot of the designer’s time to create and finish. This collection is a follow up of the showcase called, "25 Impressive Portfolio Web Designs" which you should view as well.

Feast your eyes on some of the web’s most beautiful online portfolios.

1. camellie

2. Fool’s House

3. Ed Peixoto – I create Flavors

4. COO/COO CORE Graphic

5. n.design studio

6. Fully Illustrated

7. Attack of the Web

8. Ekin Yalgin

9. Twenty3design

10. Jirí Šebek

11. Nathan Sanders

12. Getmefast

13. The Design Studio of Mike Precious

14. Alexandra Tong

15. Dezinerfolio

16. Trevor Saint

17. Aaron Moody

18. SpoonGraphics

19. Richard Carpenter

20. Serj Kozlov

21. davorvaneijk

22. agiaco

23. Maurice Krijtenberg

24. Puppetbrain

25. heyIndy.com

26. Positive Hype

27. Archives for Portfolio

28. ECTOMACHINE

29. TORRANCE WEB DESIGN

30. gummisig

About the Author

Jack Dilision is an Australian student, and Photoshop is one of his passions. He is the Editor and Author of Psdbase, a weblog about design. You can follow him and all of his creations on Twitter — he goes by the name of @psdbase.

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8 Responses to 30 Visually Appealing Web Portfolio Designs

Dune

March 5th, 2010 at 4:55 am

It couldn't be any worse than here

Ryan's mom

March 7th, 2010 at 9:18 pm

i agree with everyone. Go to the doc.

yahoo

March 8th, 2010 at 8:45 am

As far as video games you gotta let them know i mean REALLY show how much you LOVE video games it seems to be common in anyone involved BTW you done a search for "BLIZZARD ENTERTAINMENT" latley they have alot of work maybe you can work on the next warcraft or diablo

saaanen

March 12th, 2010 at 9:00 pm

I have 4, and it doesn't seem to matter. Why not try both ways, 12 hours each side?

magpie

March 20th, 2010 at 7:39 am

Something In Your Eyes

There was a certain face
that filled a thousand nights
with all the sweetest dreams and promises
of paradise
But that face was gone
When the dawn would come and steal you
Yet I still could feel you
waiting just a kiss away
I'd surely know your face
when love would cast its spell
I'd recognize each curve and line of you
I knew it well
Now at last you're here and I can tell
Something in your eyes I see
Is all I've ever wanted
(And) Something in your smile for me
is calling out my name
Your eyes it seems
are mirrors of my dreams
in ways I can't explain…
And my heart will never be the same
We never said a word
as if we'd always known
that through the bittersweet of waiting
we were not alone
Now we're close enough
for the touch of love to find us
fantasies designed us
But they never really could
begin to measure you
No pictures ever do
And as I watch you framed in sunlight
And a sky of blue
I know what my life's been leading to
Something in your eyes I see
Is all I've ever wanted
(And) Something in your smile for me
is calling out my name
Your eyes it seems
are mirrors of my dreams
in ways I can't explain…
And my heart will never be the same

Zeebarista

April 3rd, 2010 at 7:25 pm

I don't know much about graphic design; but I was able to get a good paying job in accounting (a profession that typically requires a degree and certification) before finishing my degree because I had a lot of experience. I still hit the ceiling salary wise, but that changed as soon as I got a degree.

Good luck to you both!

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