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Portfolios Online: Digital and Graphic Designers Websites
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Nick Greco and Kathleen Ziegler team up to reveal the secrets behind the success of creating a dynamic and impressive online portfolio. What they provide are the essentials–exactly what designers need to succeed. Each chapter covers a single aspect of creating a successful online portfolio, including the “entrance,” thumbnails, portfolios, motion graphics, resumes and Web site layouts. Portfolios Online also highlights the best features from a selection of cyberportfolio Web sites. All of these features were selected for their promotional excellence and are sure to jumpstart readers’ online marketing skills, inspiring them to showcase their own portfolios on the Web.
About the Author
Kathleen Ziegler and Nick Greco are the principals of Dimensional Illustrators, Inc. which they founded to promote three-dimensional illustration in advertising and publishing. They work in Southampton, Pennsylvania and give lectures throughout the United States. They have also co-authored several book including More Paper Sculpture, Digital Focus and The Designer’s Guide to Webtype.
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I don’t know where to begin except to ask what the jacket description has to do with the book?I was excited about reading this “must-have reference guide” that “focuses on the essential elements that create a successful online portfolio. ” I expected to see samples of some of the best award-wining online portfolios along with discussions of the salient features that make them so successful and the means by which they were achieved. I hoped for some descriptions or tips on how winning portfolio designers select and organize content, what types of interfaces and technologies they choose to present their work, how they translate that into success in their fields of work,. . . What I got was a (bad) coffee-table book full of screen-shots of web portfolios with little snippets of hyperbole in accompanying blurb-boxes on every other page for the first 2/3 of the book. I never saw such a content-free “reference guide” in my life. Between pages 112 and 154 there is NO TEXT other than 2-word captions to thumbnail-sized website screenshots which are, frankly, a waste of the high-quality glossy stock on which they are printed. They are too small to make out any of the supposed “ooh and ahh” details. Worst of all, what little text there was to read was poorly written – rife with grammatical errors. This book was an incredible disappointment, very ill-conceived, and falsely advertised. Would someone like to buy my copy?