Where to build UX Designer portfolio? Please select your suggestion

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Jamayal Tanweer · Accepted Answer

Depending on your customer acquisition strategy (whether it involves paid ads, marketplaces, or social media),

While I'm a big fan of having a personal website, if you're looking for a quick solution, I would recommend Contra. It can swiftly take you from point A to point Z, provided that the assets you want to showcase are ready.

I also agree with the previous comment that Framer is quite effective. It's similar to Figma and functions as a no-code tool, so you can potentially achieve your goals quickly.

Mayilsamy c · Answer

@daniela_muntyan Thanks for your suggestion

Daniela Muntyan · Answer

Definitely Framer or Contra https://framer.com/ https://contra.com/

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Having a personal website is crucial. It provides a space where you have complete control over how you present your work and tell your story. It also shows your proficiency in creating a user-friendly website, which is a practical demonstration of your UX skills.

Dribbble is an excellent platform for showcasing your UX design work. Your work will be seen by peers and potential employers. It's particularly useful for getting your work noticed and staying updated with the latest design trends.

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Personal website is the only option for a UX Designer in my opinion

How do intend selling your skills as a designer to someone else if you do not even design your own portfolio?

Mayilsamy c · Answer

@jovana_djekovic Thanks for your suggestion.

Mayilsamy c · Answer

@jamayal Yes right. Thanks for your feedback.

Mayilsamy c · Answer

@sebastien_chaine Thanks for you feedback.

Where to build UX Designer portfolio? Please select your suggestion

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