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shakey · 21-04-2007, 02:36

What is the best way to represent it in your portfolio?

1. Link anyway
2. Link and disclaimer ("No longer live" is popular)
3. Image only (Can he design websites?)
4. Image and explanation

gray · 21-04-2007, 05:24

5. not put it in your portfolio

pgo · 21-04-2007, 10:57

If it's an old project that's no longer online, I just mention that in the blurb and provide screenshots.

shakey · 21-04-2007, 12:43

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Originally Posted by pgo

If it's an old project that's no longer online, I just mention that in the blurb and provide screenshots.

That's what I was leaning towards. Thanks pgo.

Dusteh · 21-04-2007, 13:37

Yeah I would agree with that too, if I bother to make a portfolio eventually.

samuelcotterall · 23-04-2007, 12:13

Yeah. Full size screenshots and a blurb.

I have, in the past, uploaded none-dynamic sites to my own server, hidden them from search engines and added a bar across the top warning that it is being viewed on my server, and that the content may or may not be relevant.

longisland6 · 23-04-2007, 18:23

i like screenshots as well..the main thing i want to get across usually is my sense of design. i can wait for the interview/phone call/sending out resume/other data to show/tell people how i can put it all together and make it work according to a plan.

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21-04-2007, 05:24	#2 (permalink)
gray i still want paying Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: newcastle, uk Posts: 4,842	5. not put it in your portfolio

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pgo Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 12,340	If it's an old project that's no longer online, I just mention that in the blurb and provide screenshots.

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samuelcotterall Interactionist Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Manchester Posts: 188	Yeah. Full size screenshots and a blurb. I have, in the past, uploaded none-dynamic sites to my own server, hidden them from search engines and added a bar across the top warning that it is being viewed on my server, and that the content may or may not be relevant.

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longisland6 stephen eighmey Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: earth Posts: 165	i like screenshots as well..the main thing i want to get across usually is my sense of design. i can wait for the interview/phone call/sending out resume/other data to show/tell people how i can put it all together and make it work according to a plan.

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