
Paul Pope talks about using Squarespace to build a digital portfolio. He covers translating physical work into a mobile-friendly website and using a portable portfolio to connect with clients and collaborators.
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It's interesting to see, like, if you give people a wide body of images to look at, what they kind of focus on. In the case of getting a relationship with a client, I'll try to go in and really understand what the problem is and what specifically can I bring that nobody else can bring. I need a way to be able to translate what isn't digital into some sort of a delivery system. Using Squarespace, almost immediately I could understand the technology and I could understand the platform and the way it works. One of the greatest things about the portfolio It enables you to be able to have the entirety of your web content on your mobile device. You can change the format, you can change the backgrounds, you have a lot of control over the presentation. When you're meeting someone who might be a collaborator or a client, it's a much easier way to compactly bring potentially a decade's worth of former projects. For me, that's really important.
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