Notion is convenient and easy to set up. But it won’t really help me stand out. It doesn’t show what I’m capable of as a designer, and it lacks the polish of a real product.
Behance feels outdated. It’s clunky to work with, hard to customize, and viewing case studies on mobile is a pain. Publishing there doesn’t reflect the kind of experience I want to deliver.
Instead, I’d go with something like Framer or Webflow. Even if I used a basic template, I’d treat it like a real product. A site that loads fast. Works well on mobile. Has clean typography and thoughtful layout.
I’d show 2-3 case studies, even if they’re made up, where I explain my thinking: what the problem was, how I approached it, what I tried, and what I learned.
And I’d add a section for visual or creative experiments. Shots, animations, micro-interactions, typography ideas, even AI-generated explorations.
Things I’d do:- Pick Framer or Webflow template and personalize it
- Write short but clear case studies: problem → process → result
- Add a section called “Playground” or “Visual Lab” with experiments