Guide · 6 steps · about 45 minutes
Build a portfolio website, step by step
Choose your best projects, write a short bio, describe your portfolio to frascati and publish it. A step-by-step guide built on your own work and photos.
Step by step
- 01
Choose your best work
Pick your strongest projects, fewer rather than more. For each one, note the title, what you did, for whom and the result, if you can share it.
- 02
Write a short bio
Two or three sentences: who you are, what you do and who you do it for. This is often the first thing visitors read.
- 03
Start the trial and describe the portfolio
Start the 3-day trial: a card is required, and you get 20 credits. Describe the pages you want, for example home, work, about and contact, and the feel of the design. The first version takes about two minutes.
- 04
Add your real projects and images
Paste your project texts into the chat and upload your own images. frascati never invents clients or results; where something is missing, it leaves a [placeholder].
- 05
Add ways to reach you
A contact form, your email address and links to your profiles, such as GitHub, LinkedIn or Dribbble. Form messages are saved with the project and emailed to you.
- 06
Publish and share
One click puts the portfolio online at a frascati address. Add the link to your CV, your email signature and your profiles.
Questions
- What should a portfolio website include?
- Your name and what you do, a handful of projects with what you did on each, a short bio and a way to contact you. Add client quotes only if they are real.
- Can I organise projects by category?
- Yes. frascati builds multi-page websites, so each category, such as branding, web or print, can have its own page.
- Does it suit developers, designers and photographers?
- Yes. Describe your field and your work, and frascati shapes the pages around it. Photographers can upload their own photos, and developers can link to their code.
- How do I add new projects later?
- Write the new project into the chat, upload its images and publish again to update the live site. Every change is saved as a version you can restore.
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