Layouts for Adobe Portfolio, a website creator specifically for creatives to showcase their work. Like any website builder, the user needs a starting point. The layouts aim to cover a variety of styles, to suit different tastes and creative fields — all intended to be a solid foundation, for the user to select at sign up, populate with projects, customise and make their own. Presented in this project are the layouts we launched with, but we will add more over time!
We needed a naming convention for all the layouts, that was scalable. We loved the idea of naming the layouts after Behance creatives — it typifies what Behance is all about.
Square covers allow for interesting crops of your work, with a cool mosaic grid and vertical navigation. Featuring photography by Matthias Heiderich.
Example site at: matthias.myportfolio.com
Larger cover images are great if you don’t have as many projects, or if you want to show off more detail. Featuring photography by Lina Skukauskė.
Example site at: lina.myportfolio.com
A mosaic grid and projects that utilize the full canvas of the screen. Let the images do the talking. Featuring design work by Thomas Moeller.
Example site at: thomas.myportfolio.com
Ideal if you don’t plan on showcasing too many projects. Featuring a classic, vertical navigation. Featuring design work by Sawdust.
Example site at: sawdust.myportfolio.com
Simple and clean, with a large header area that allows you to add a splash of color, or not, it’s up to you! Featuring illustrations by YemaYema (Mercedes Crespo).
Example site at: mercedes.myportfolio.com
Every layout we design is fully spec'd for all content types and scenarios, responsively. There are many of these specifications (as seen below) for each layout. Shown here are just a couple of specs, as an example of the work that goes into these.
