Best Design Portfolio Templates for Art Directors

A portfolio for designers or product managers, where you can showcase your featured projects, about section, and links to your social media.

This isn't your typical template - it's been designed with you in mind, making it simple for you to share your design process, the tools you've used, your methods, and most importantly, your own creative solutions.

It's got everything you need: sections for your Project Overview, Goals, Role, Design Process, Research, User Personas, Prototyping, Usability Testing, Final Design, and even Lessons Learned. But the best part? It's made to help you show off not just what you created, but how you made it work - the strategies, the practical steps, and the user-centered thinking behind it all.

Think of this template as your personal storytelling tool for your design adventures - one that helps you impress potential employers, clients, or team members with your killer design skills and problem-solving prowess. Lighten up the process and let your design journey shine with our Notion template!

Set up your portfolio in Notion to showcase and highlight your projects, skills, and achievements to potential clients, customers, or employers.

his Notion template is designed to help designers create a beautiful website that highlights their skills, projects, and experience.

With a sleek and modern design, this template features pages for your portfolio, about section, services, contact information, and blog posts. You can customize each page to match your personal brand and style, and add your own images and content to make it truly unique.

Lot's of entry level designers are confused on how to build a industry standard UX Portfolio.

Effective UX portfolios show recruiters and hiring managers/teams what a skilled, proactive, collaborative designer, like yourself, can add value to the organisation.

Here I created a simple-to-customize template so you can focus on the writing, instead of the design.

The ultimate goal of this template is to get you hired as a UX Designer.

my template is easy to customize, with a simple structure, and a good example for displaying people portfolio

I used to struggle with creating a realistic case study for my portfolio. The examples online and from bootcamps seemed out of touch with my real work experience in software houses and as an in-house designer. They talked about many steps in the design process that I never really went through. For example, I've only created one persona in all my years of working on real products. Usually, we designers work on parts of a project, not the whole thing from start to end.

So, I made this template to focus on real problems and solutions from my UX designer journey. It helps show your value in the projects you've worked on. This way, recruiters can easily see what you did to make things better. My approach is simple: introduce the client and project, share your research, talk about the features you worked on with the problem and solution, and wrap up your case study. This template is all about showing your real contribution without getting lost in fancy process terms.

Key Features of the Template:

Personal Introduction Section: Begin with a personal touch. Introduce yourself with a brief bio, your design philosophy, and what drives you in the UX field. This section sets the tone and gives a face to the portfolio.

Case Studies and Project Showcases: Dive deep into your most significant projects. This section is designed to present your case studies with clarity, focusing on the problem, your process, the solution, and the impact of your work.

Professional Overview: Here you can upload your CV for employers to quickly view your professional and educational trajectory

Testimonials and Endorsements: Feature testimonials from colleagues, clients, or mentors. This social proof can significantly enhance the persuasive power of your portfolio.

Contact Information and Call-to-Action: Clear call-to-actions with your contact information and social presences making it easy for potential employers or clients to reach out to you.