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Building a Strong Portfolio Website for Video and Collage Work

October 1, 2025

Building a Strong Portfolio Website for Video and Collage Work

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Key Points

  • Load time and file sizes on your portfolio website.

  • Effectively communicating what you can offer to clients in terms of the end result of your work, rather than focusing on the technical details.

  • Providing case studies in the portfolio section for a more comprehensive understanding of your process and collaboration with clients.

To Think On

  • How can you articulate the value you provide in terms of outcomes, rather than the technical specs of your work?

  • What specific services could you offer to potential clients, and how might you clearly present these on your website?

  • Could you choose a few key projects to turn into detailed case studies, providing context and demonstrating your process?

Actionable

  • Consider reducing the size of your videos or optimizing them for faster load times.

  • Revise your introduction to focus more on the outcomes of your work and the style or intention of your videos.

  • Create a uniform color and arrangement for client logos.

  • Within your portfolio, choose a few key projects to turn into comprehensive case studies. This will give visitors a better idea of your process and what it's like to work with you.

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Jon Sorrentino

I'm a product designer partnering with founders worldwide. I've led design at PepsiCo, Barstool Sports and high-growth startups. I believe the best design happens when you keep your hands in the work.

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