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Share your Adobe Portfolio Link!

Forum|Forum|9 years ago
December 19, 2016
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I think it always great to share your work... and even cooler to share your portfolio.

Since Adobe Portfolio allows you to personalize your protfolio.... the share your links.

Here is mine...

https://kennshinabery.myportfolio.com/

PLEASE KEEP THIS TOO JUST SHARING LINKS.... AS WAY TO SHOWCASE HOW YOU UTILIZE YOUR CREATIVITY. NO SLAMS ON ADOBE PORTFOLIO.... JUST HOW YOU USE IT!

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danchair

Participant

I just finished mine yesterday. I produce abstract AI generated pieces: https://autrecoeur.myportfolio.com

floramc

Community Expert

I must admit I feel very dumb with this tool. The portfolio is not done yet, I know it is not a difficult tool to use, but maybe my discontinuities, I am not always on it, and maybe I can use some help. Consider it a work in progress

http://floramc.myportfolio.com

and feel free to send some feedback, if you want. I am always all over the place with these portfolios online.

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Holt1587

Participant

Hello,

Here is the link to my portfolio. I have only been doing photography for about a week so this is all I have so far. Thanks for looking!

https://holtussery21.myportfolio.com

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spiraloutAZ80

Participant

Here is mine. Thank you.

[Link removed by moderator because it's not a URL to an Adobe Portfolio website. Your Stock Contributor Portfolio is a separate thing.]

JR Boulay

Community Expert

It is precisely because interactive PDFs are difficult to use and show online that I would like Adobe to finally provide a portfolio or a gallery that can support this kind of documents!

Until better, my demo PDFs are available on my site, which forces them to be downloaded to prevent them from being displayed in web browsers: https://www.abracadabrapdf.net/category/pdf-de-demo/

😉

Acrobate du PDF, InDesigner et Photoshopographe

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

You want Adobe to single-handedly change how browsers behave and the web works? I can't envision that especially now that browser plugins are dead and web technologies like Flash & Shockwave are in the scrap heap. Remember Adobe Portfolio is built on a web platform, it's not a PDF viewer.

If PDF survives at all it's because govt & corp institutions invested in it heavily over the years to help distribute consistently styled paper documents across multiple platforms (Unix, Linux, Win). It's a love/hate marriage, too, because most employees would gladly opt out of PDF and use something else if they could.

The "paper-less revolution" combined with improvements in web technologies are putting HTML5 forms way ahead of PDF for gathering and processing data. HTML forms are cheaper to produce, and they work properly in ANY browser without relying on special viewers or stand alone apps.

When Acrobat admits that HTML5 forms are the future, maybe you'll get your wish. 🙂

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

JR Boulay

Community Expert

I'm a PDF form maker and an Acrobat Pro user.

I'm still waiting for Adobe Portfolio to support the PDF format and it's AcroForms specs.

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Acrobate du PDF, InDesigner et Photoshopographe

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

I'm a PDF form maker and an Acrobat Pro user.

I'm still waiting for Adobe Portfolio to support the PDF format and it's AcroForms specs.

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PDF is not a web compatible file type. Browsers don't natively support PDF without special viewers or stand alone apps like Acrobat.

For best results, treat PDFs like any other non-web compatible media file and upload it to a remote server or file sharing space you control like Dropbox or AWS S3 buckets. Then add an external link to your web page that goes directly to the PDF file. See link below for details.

https://help.myportfolio.com/hc/en-us/articles/360042603434-Creating-a-download-link

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

KShinabery212

Author

Community Expert

I love that this is still ongoing! Keep sharing your links!!!!!! Great to see the work of other creatives in the community!

Let's connect on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/kshinabery/