E-Learning Portfolio Examples #333: Challenge | Recap
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Portfolio: https://elearningdesigner.com/
Portfolio Tip #1:
Don't let vanity prevent you from getting started. In other words, never wait to post your work because you think it's not good enough. When I first got started, I held off on putting anything public because I didn't think it measured up to the level of those I admired. So instead, post what you have today regardless of where you are in your career. You can always swap your old work for new examples as you create them.
Portfolio Tip #2:
Are you using WordPress? Then make sure to delete unused themes and plugins. The same goes for unsupported themes. If the developer stops updating or supporting their theme, it's time to trade it in for a new one. Using outdated themes and plugins makes your site vulnerable to malware and exploits. And if you're in this for the long haul, pay the extra money for "managed WordPress hosting" that offers daily backups and malware scanning. I learned this lesson the hard way.
Portfolio Tip #1:
Don't let vanity prevent you from getting started. In other words, never wait to post your work because you think it's not good enough. When I first got started, I held off on putting anything public because I didn't think it measured up to the level of those I admired. So instead, post what you have today regardless of where you are in your career. You can always swap your old work for new examples as you create them.
Portfolio Tip #2:
Are you using WordPress? Then make sure to delete unused themes and plugins. The same goes for unsupported themes. If the developer stops updating or supporting their theme, it's time to trade it in for a new one. Using outdated themes and plugins makes your site vulnerable to malware and exploits. And if you're in this for the long haul, pay the extra money for "managed WordPress hosting" that offers daily backups and malware scanning. I learned this lesson the hard way.
I love your portfolio, Montse.
It's nicely organised: a thumbnail and a short info about the project. You keep that pattern across different pages on your website so consistency is adding to good viewer experience.
It's nicely organised: a thumbnail and a short info about the project. You keep that pattern across different pages on your website so consistency is adding to good viewer experience.
- Thanks, Joanna! This is a recent update for me. I haven't used WordPress much in the past five years. Most of my demos were posted to single-page html templates since it was faster to work with.
I don't know how others find the time to keep up their sites.