Creating an Electronic Portfolio
Choosing and uploading relevant documents,
projects, and achievements (cont'd)
When uploading documents or files, ensure they are in a
format that can be easily accessed and viewed by others. PDF
files are often preferred as they preserve formatting and can be
opened on different devices and operating systems. If you have
physical artifacts or non-digital work, consider taking high-
quality photographs or scans to include in your portfolio.
Customizing the Portfolio
Choosing a layout and design that reflects your
personal or professional brand
When customizing your electronic portfolio, it is important to
choose a layout and design that aligns with your personal or
professional brand. Consider the overall aesthetic and style that
best represents your identity and goals.
For example, if you are a graphic designer, you may opt for a
portfolio layout that showcases your creativity and design skills.
On the other hand, if you are a business professional, a clean
and professional layout may be more suitable.
Remember that the layout and design should enhance the
content of your portfolio and make it visually appealing to
viewers.
Customizing the Portfolio
Adding personal information, such as a bio or
resume
Including personal information in your electronic portfolio
helps provide context and background about yourself to
potential viewers. This can include a brief bio, your educational
background, work experience, and any relevant certifications or
achievements.
For instance, you can include a summary of your skills and
expertise, highlighting your strengths and areas of expertise.
Additionally, you can mention any notable projects or
experiences that demonstrate your capabilities.
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