Fabrik

@jpvalery I'm a Behance user too: https://www.behance.net/Magnasoma, and i love the curation side of Behance. For me the promise/goal is twofold; immersion and maintainability. Immersion (and i mean for the viewer, not the portfolio owner) is about allowing your audience to really sink into the work. Each of our themes have several layouts (which allow portfolio owners to choose a different layout type for each project) because the media for each project can be very different, so your images or videos doesn't get compromised by the style of the theme. This means if one of your projects is full of portrait photos perhaps a strip layout (horizontal scrolling) is better than a stacked (vertical scrolling) layout. And again this has knock-on considerations for different screen types. Secondly maintainability (arguably though ProSite has one up on most other portfolio platform's because it's part of Behance). After that urge to get your portfolio up and out there is done a lot of creatives find it cumbersome to update their portfolios - generally it takes a lot of effort to format media or edit the CMS they've chosen. By completely removing the project content from the style of your portfolio site we're aiming to make it as easy as possible to keep your portfolio up to date, and what's more, if you decide you want to try a different theme switch it in a matter of moments without it impacting your work at all. You can play about with Fabrik's themes and customisation as much as you want without breaking your content. What we're doing isn't mission-to-mars-level groundreaking, but were constantly trying to fine-tune the mix to make using and working with Fabrik both enjoyable, and impactful. If you didn't get ProSite as part of a Creative Cloud package would you pay for it? Sorry if that's a bit long, but wanted to give an honest answer.

@miles_matthias Yes indeed you can use a US credit card, we have Fabrik users all over the world - we hope to have monthly pricing available in a couple of months too.