Portfolio website maker

A portfolio website is often the first thing a client or employer sees, and a generic template makes you look like everyone else. Describe your work and the impression you want to leave, the AI agent builds the site with a page for each project, you review it in the live preview at phone, tablet and desktop sizes, and on a paid plan you publish it to a link for your CV, your email signature and your profiles.

What your portfolio website will have

• Hero — your name, one line about what you do, and a button that jumps straight to your work.
• Work grid — project cards with a cover, a title and tags, filterable by type of work.
• Project pages — the brief, your process, the result and a gallery, with a Next project link at the bottom.
• About — a photo, a short story, your skills and the tools you use.
• Clients and testimonials — logos and a few short quotes from people you worked with.
• Contact — email, social links and your availability for new work.

Features you can ask for

• Filters by discipline: branding, web, illustration, print.
• Case-study layouts with results, quotes and before-and-after images.
• A CV section with experience, education and awards.
• A light and dark mode switch.
• Subtle scroll animations that stay out of the way.
• An "available for work from" line you update in one sentence.
• A notes section for short articles or process write-ups.
• A full-screen image viewer with swipe on phones.

Ideas to make it yours

For more on choosing projects and writing case studies, read how to build a portfolio website without coding. If you are promoting one service or product rather than a body of work, the landing page guide is a better fit.

Publish it

1. Press Build this portfolio website and sign in with Google. Paste short notes about each project after the idea.
2. Check it in the live preview at phone, tablet and desktop sizes; clients often open your link on a phone first.
3. Ask for changes in plain words: "bigger project covers", "move testimonials above the about section", "add a Print filter".
4. On a paid plan, publish it to a link under appbuilderagent.com/p/your-name/.
5. Share the link in job applications, proposals and your social bios. The AI website builder page explains publishing in more detail.

Lead with the project you most want to be hired for, not the most recent one. The first card sets what people think you do.

Choosing what to show

A portfolio is an edit, not an archive. Pick the work that matches the jobs you want next, even if it means leaving out projects you are proud of. For each one, tell a short story: what the client needed, what you tried, what you chose and why, and what happened afterwards. Numbers help when you have them, and a one-line quote from the client helps even more. Keep the text short enough to read on a phone and let the images do the rest. Update the site whenever you finish something better than your weakest project, and swap that one out. Because every change is a sentence in the chat, keeping the portfolio fresh takes minutes rather than a weekend.

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