Portfolio

Webflow continues to gain steam among designers—and for good reason! With its unique blend of design flexibility and coding power, UX portfolios benefit accordingly. Webflow also allows you to design custom interactions and animations (without writing a single line of code, mind you), while its CMS feature makes it easy to update your portfolio with your latest and greatest projects.

The best Webflow template for your personal design portfolio will ultimately depend on your own specific needs and design style. Nevertheless, some standouts include the “Folio” template (for its minimalistic design) and the “Mint” template (for its vibrant color scheme). No matter your taste, both flavors offer plenty of customization options: meaning you can easily create a portfolio mirroring your own personal design philosophy.

Yes! Pro designers and companies alike use Webflow to fully leverage its powerful design tools and high level of flexibility. Not only that, but designers can whip up custom layouts and interactions: making it a popular choice for portfolio sites.

Sure, I use an adaptive technique, which resizes the design fluidly, enabling your website to adapt to any device.

While both Webflow and Wix offer portfolio templates, the former stands out for its sophisticated design capabilities that are notably beneficial for UX designers. With more customization options and design control, you can create a portfolio that’s both inimitable and professional.