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Aneta Kmiecik 6mo Edited Report this post If all design portfolios are different, how do you know what “good” looks like? You look at one UX portfolio, then another, then a graphic design one, and suddenly nothing looks the same. No rules or single formula. Portfolios look different because they’re designed for different audiences and goals. ↳ Some are meant to impress designers ↳ Some are meant to guide recruiters ↳ Some target awards ↳ Some target clients And each of these groups cares about different things. That’s why you see portfolios that are super visual and creative, and others that a
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