What to put on a designer’s page.

What to put on a designer’s page.

What to put on a designer’s page.

A short checklist for product, brand, and visual designers who want one page that does the job of a portfolio site.

A short checklist for product, brand, and visual designers who want one page that does the job of a portfolio site.

Selected work, with outcomes

Three to five projects. For each: what it was, your role, and what changed because of it. Lead with an image, and link to the full case study.

Your range in one line

A clear title, like “Brand and product designer,” plus one sentence on the kind of problems you like to solve.

What you’re open to

Freelance, full-time, advisory, or just good conversations. Saying it saves everyone a message.

The people you’ve worked with

Vouching for collaborators shows the network behind your work.

Links that go deeper

Dribbble, Behance, your portfolio, writing, and talks. See how Noemi works for designers.

Show the work, not just the title.

Show the work, not just the title.

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