Create a Portfolio

Hi Harry!

The easiest way is to find a host you like that understands and supports Wordpress.org (NOT Wordpress.com). Your new host will then provide you with server space where you can upload portfolio pieces to your heart's content.

To create your Wordpress site there are a gazillion free (and paid) templates you can use that will have you up and running in no time. Then you can take your time and see what you like and figure out how you want to set it up without having to pay someone a lot of money to create it for you right off the bat.

Regarding hosts, you can skim this thread where I asked for recommendations awhile back. You'll find some solid Wordpress.org hosting sites mentioned by some solid Articulate users. :) 

Best of luck to you!

Hi Harry,

Do you already have an account with GoDaddy or other hosting company? Here's a super brief overview of how to upload a published Storyline project to a web hosting site like GoDaddy.

This depends on your web skills Harry. For my consulting site I use ICDSoft.com for hosting and free Wordpress (WP) , the Learndash LMS for WP with the Enfold theme, and can upload course all day long with the Cyberduck FTP app. 

However, I usually make demo movies out of my Storyline files vs. the Published ones for Portfolio use. 

http://contextc.com/portfolio/

Let me know if you need anymore help. 

Thank you guys .  

Harry - There's been some great advice so far on this post.  I have been building web sites for clients and my sites for over 15 yrs, helping small businesses find cheap, effective solutions.

Recently, I switched services to http://www.webhostinghub.com/ .  They have great services, not as intrusive as GoDaddy, better priced, and very user friendly, which I haven't found with the big boys.

You are going to need to be able to learn techno jargon and be comfortable with doing behind the scene things, as mentioned by Ryan (appreciated his response and example). Like using an FTP client, making and using folder structures, files, etc. (like in the excellent demo provided by David above)

You can go straight to a Wordpress site, with their hosting, or, use a Wordpress site with a hosting service, like webhostinghub, or others, like GoDaddy, ICDSoft as mentioned above. Most hosting services offer free Wordpress use and help with their service/site. There are hundreds and thousands of Wordpress templates for free.

Luckily, thanks to the outstanding job articulate does in helping the community and providing this site - you can provide some of your work here.

You can also post to Google drive and Dropbox for others to view.

If you're looking for easy-to-use web design software, Adobe has Muse, Xara makes Web Designer, Serif makes WebPlus, and Netobjects Fusion is good too.

Good luck,

Mark