Reading 4
Chapter 5: Choosing The Right Portfolio
Should be logical and straightfoward
Must be engaging through the whole thing
Print portfolios are easy to view quickly
A3 and A4 are normal but A4 is preferred
A printed, bound book keeps work together and less likely to go missing
A portfolio box makes each piece able to be handled.
No matter how you decide to have your portfolio in sleeves or laminated.
Try to avoid mounting on heavy board. Just print on good quality paper
or lightweight cardboard.
Motion graphics and web design can be best seen in a digital portfolio
but employers like to see print samples of a website or as PDFs so
they can easily be shown to collegues or sent to clients.
Using a laptop for face-to-face presentations. It takes up little space
and can show your work in a variety of ways.
