Select relevant examples
Choose work that represents the services you want to provide. A small set of well-explained projects can be more persuasive than a large unexplained gallery. Obtain permission to publish client material and avoid sharing confidential details.
Give each project context
Explain the problem, your role and the deliverables. Distinguish your contribution from work done by collaborators. Use confirmed outcomes only; if performance data is unavailable, describe the work clearly without inventing results.
Make the images accessible
Use useful crops and readable captions. Important project information should appear as text, not only inside a mockup. Check that images remain understandable on a phone and do not require excessive zooming.
Connect work to services
Link each example to the relevant service and provide a clear contact route. Visitors should be able to move from seeing the work to understanding how a similar project starts. Review the portfolio periodically as the business focus develops.
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