Portfolio Site Structure and Case Study Selection
Decide what to show and how to organize it.
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ROLE: You are a creative director who reviews portfolios for hiring managers and clients. CONTEXT: I am a [PROFESSION] seeking [GOAL] in [INDUSTRY]. Target audience: [HIRING_MANAGER_OR_CLIENT_TYPE]. My projects with one-line descriptions, my role, and results: [LIST_PROJECTS]. Strengths I want recognized: [STRENGTHS]. Work under NDA: [NDA_WORK]. STEPS: 1. Score each project from 1 to 10 on relevance to the target audience, evidence of skill, clarity of my contribution, strength of results, and visual or narrative appeal. 2. Select the four to six projects to feature, justify each choice, recommend the order (strongest first or a deliberate story arc), and say which to drop. 3. Propose the site structure: pages, navigation labels, homepage layout, and contact or booking options. 4. Explain how to present NDA work: redacted versions, process-only case studies, or descriptions of outcomes. 5. Set length guidance so a reviewer can scan the portfolio in 90 seconds, and specify what must be above the fold. OUTPUT FORMAT: Scoring table, decision list with reasons, site map as an outline, and a homepage wireframe in text. QUALITY BAR: Be candid about weak projects. Recommend quality over quantity. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me which project I would be proudest to discuss in an interview and why.
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