Onplace

Showcase your creative work with an Onplace portfolio.

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Showcase your creative work with an Onplace portfolio.

5 followers

Showcase your creative work with an Onplace portfolio. Professionally designed to present your work clearly. Clean lines and readability as standard. If you’re an artist, architect, creative, designer or photographer start by building a better portfolio.

Launch tags:Web App•Design Tools•Tech

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Onplace

Maker

👋 Hey everyone I've been working on this project in my spare time and I'm really excited to share Onplace with you. Why Onplace? As a product designer myself I've always become bogged down in irrelevant details and options when designing my personal portfolio site. I’ll typically have a tonne of content ready to show the world, but get distracted by excessive options and indecision. I've had a need time and time again for a platform to easily allow me to showcase my work in a professional, content first approach with little visual cruft. Traditional web platforms cater to everyone, and ultimately no-one. Onplace is not for everyone. We will be offering layout options for designers, architects, photographers and writers. That's it. This focus allows us to deliver presentation options that fit seamlessly with your work, and don’t distract from it. We’re rolling out early access as the product develops, looking forward to any discussion/feedback. Thanks hunters!

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6yr ago

@jonathanbelton Congrats on the launch! Onplace looks very promising :) Joined the waitlist, can't wait to try it out 👏

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6yr ago

Onplace

Maker

@alexanderspoor Thanks Alexander! 🙂

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6yr ago

Awesome looking! However, your logo is the same as https://ommwriter.com

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6yr ago

@stunthamster and Station! I guess it's a very easy logo to recreate by accident.

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6yr ago

Onplace

Maker

@stunthamster @jayden_carey1 Thanks folks! Any similarities here are totally accidental, the O section of the logo was drawn from reducing the primary logotype – will address this in the coming weeks.

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6yr ago