32 Round:
This portfolio is professional because everything was laid
out in defined categories. It had a unique interface, as it appears to be
completely in black and white, but the art becomes coloured when you roll over
it. It is a unique way to make what you are looking at stand out. The menu is
easy to read and the artist’s company is easy to find.
Formatura:
This portfolio is professional because it is very easy to
navigate and the focus is primarily on the photography. There is no background
picture or clutter anywhere to distract from the work. The buttons at the top
are easily read and clear as to what they will take you to.
Tali Kimelman:
This portfolio is professional because of the ease with
which you can peruse it. The categories were well labelled and allowed you to
look at her work quickly and easily. When looking at multiple pictures, the
work was spaced far enough apart so that you could see each one without it
cluttering up the other pictures. The text was easily readable and there was
even a translation button at the bottom to translate it into Spanish. The
artist’s name was always visible.
Fiero Animals:
This portfolio is professional because as soon as you enter
it you immediately see the artwork. You can’t miss it, and it captures your
attention and makes you want to look at more. The menu was easy to find and had
a nice drop-down effect with clearly defined categories in easy-to-read print.
The art was easy to find and look at.
Kim Holtermand:
This portfolio is professional because it is very minimalist
and draws your attention to the photography. The menu always stays in the same
spot along with the artist’s name, so it is always clearly visible. All of her
work is clearly laid out in categories that are easy to peruse and load very
quickly. The fonts and writing is very easily read.
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