CV is an incredible all-in-one platform, and they are already experimenting with a portfolio-style page. However, I believe most designers still have that artist desire to express themselves somehow

(but it's a great suggestion for what Justin is struggling with)

Not the point. I’m trying to showcase my portfolio on my website.

Portfolios are the bane of my existence. 

Getting a website to look nice on a website is just so hard. Strongly considering just putting like 4 case studies and being done.

I would agree with this. My client base isn’t used to platforms like this, although hiring managers are. If I want more clients, they just look for portfolio. Not a CV (in my experience)

You can choose not to add your work experience and only add your projects and contact info!

As a Squarespace designer, I need to showcase my portfolio on my website; plus that’s not fully up to date.

I wonder if hiding the “experience” section and showing the projects section would be enough perhaps. 

I know @andy has been working on a custom layout thing. ETA?

I feel this, I was going to suggest laying everything out on figma to show your design skills but since youre a squarespace builder it probably does make sense to showcase something…in squarespace! Hope you can find a happy middle ground 🙏

Yeah, it’s not easy to showcase it all! I went with a bit more of a case study style

we are actually beta testing this now with people who are keen to use our builder (react) to create custom sites! will be launching our plug and play templates very shortly. DM me if you’d like to try!

I think it would be enough if he could further customize the layout of project section itself.

Companies and people are being ultra conservative—it isnt you! For a lot of people in design, we’re all waiting for the cycles to change.

Thank you so much. I’m hoping this new redesign gets more clients as things have really gone quiet this year.

Why not just use CV as your portfolio? There’s projects, writing, and more

Looks dope as hell though. I know it’s a pain in the ass but it’s worth it because it’s the one place you get complete creative direction (within tooling constraints). Proud of you this is sick.

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