Module · Portfolio
New work goes up the same day it is shot.
Projects with a cover, a line about what it was, and the tags a visitor filters by. Write it, drag it where you want it in the grid, press Go Live. Nothing is public until you say so.
Switched on per account rather than bought. Plans start at $20 a month.
A project
A cover, a line, and as much of the story as it deserves.
A title, a short summary, and a longer body if the work is worth one. Tag it with the kind of work so a visitor can filter to just campaigns or just weddings. Highlights are the two or three things worth saying; features are the deeper breakdown, the way a case study reads.
A link to the live thing and a link to the source, when there is one. The cover and the logo come out of the Media library, which every workspace already has — upload once and reuse them anywhere else on the site.
The grid
You choose the order, and the newest falls in behind it.
Drag them into the order you want people to read them in — the one you lead with is a decision, not a timestamp. Anything you have not placed sits behind in date order, newest first, so a grid you never touch still reads sensibly.
Tags travel with each project to your site, so a visitor can narrow the grid to the kind of work they came for. What that filter looks like is built into your own design during setup.
Going live
Nothing is public until you press Go Live.
A project is a draft until it is not. Build it over a week, and nobody sees the half-finished grid. Publish when it is ready, and it appears where you put it.
Draft first
A project is invisible until published. Build it over a week and nobody sees the half-finished grid.
A second status, for you
Beside draft and published, a project is marked live, in progress, archived or private. Archive the old work rather than deleting it — it leaves the grid and stays in the dashboard.
No preview, no versions
There is no link to send a client before it is public, and no previous version to go back to. Get the cover right before you publish it.
How you get it
On your plan, switched on for you.
Portfolio is switched on per account rather than bought. It is not an add-on with a price of its own — your developer turns it on when your project is set up.
Portfolio uses the Media library, which every workspace already has.
Before you start