Structure projects and portfolio work.
Keep project stories consistent while showing the problem, approach, images, and outcome that visitors need to assess the work.
Build around this situation.
Use your own accurate details and check the result as you go. You can return to the relevant Website editor to make corrections.
Choose the story fields
Name the client-safe project title, problem, approach, scope, images, and outcome fields that repeat.
Check permission and accuracy
Use project details and images you are allowed to publish, and keep claims tied to the work performed.
Review the portfolio result
Check the project card and detail presentation with a short and a long entry.
Illustrative exampleWhat a useful result looks like
- The result
- A consistent set of project stories visitors can understand and compare.
- What to check
- Check factual claims, image permissions and the next step after each story.
Adapt the example to your Website and review the result before moving to the next task.
Use images to explain the work
A project image should show the finished work or an important detail, with context that makes the subject understandable.
Keep private details out
Client names, results, and project information need the right permission before they enter a public collection.
Before you continue
A portfolio entry describes work; it does not create a client reference, prove a result that is not recorded, or guarantee a new project.