Is Portfolio still being developed?

[PhotoCitizen]

As far as I can tell, Adobe Portfolio had not been updated or improved in a long time. It works well, but there's plenty of room for improvement. I get the feeling that Adobe is about to abandon Portfolio.

A few questions:

1. Is Portfolio still being develope by Adobe?
2. When can we expect more upgrades to Portfolio?
3. Why is there no Adobe Portfolio forum here on Adobe Community Support?

[John T Smith · Accepted solution]

You need to go to the links below for Portfolio help
https://help.myportfolio.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=177168
https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/how-to/create-portfolio-website.html
https://help.myportfolio.com/hc/en-us
https://portfolio.adobe.com/themes
https://portfolio.adobe.com/
Lighrtroom Integrations
https://blogs.adobe.com/jkost/tag/portfolio
https://lightroomkillertips.com/getting-images-lightroom-adobe-portfolio-just-got-lot-easier/
https://digital-photography-school.com/create-beautiful-online-gallery-lightroom-classic-cc-adobe-po...

Migrate

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Custom Domation

https://help.myportfolio.com/hc/en-us/articles/216489627-Manually-configuring-a-custom-domain

https://help.myportfolio.com/hc/en-us/articles/209448927-Using-a-custom-domain-with-Adobe-Portfolio

[PhotoCitizen]

Your post is spam. It doesn't address my question.

[dave_m_k · Accepted solution]

Hi PhotoCitizen,

The links John has provided are the best path toward getting help with Adobe Portfolio.  It's been in this state, so to speak, for a few years now.  So to your questions:

1.  Looks like there were several feature releases during 2020.
2. We do not comment on future releases.
3. Because the Portfolio team asked us to close up shop here. The first link from @John T Smith contains the best way to get a hold of the Portfolio team for support-related issues and to submit feature/enhancement requests.

Thanks,

David

[Germán Herrera]

PhotoCitizen is right:

Why is there no Adobe Portfolio forum here (or anywhere)? Sharing information amongst users would be very useful.

[John T Smith]

>Why is there no Adobe Portfolio forum here (or anywhere)?

You need to scroll up and re-read employee Dave's Nov 10 2020 message

Quote - "Because the Portfolio team asked us to close up shop here."

[Germán Herrera]

Thanks that is very helpful, maybe you can also answer my other question: why did the Adobe Portfolio team closed up shop here and not opened it anywhere else?

[John T Smith]

If you click the first (requests) link I posted, and send the Portfolio team your question, someone MAY answer

[Nancy OShea]

"why did the Adobe Portfolio team closed up shop here and not open it anywhere else?"

That's an excellent question.  In the past, Portfolio had a dedicated user forum that closed a couple of years ago.  At the time, I was told Portfolio team consolidated everything over to Zendesk because that's the support platform used by Behance. 

I have nothing against the help desk or the people staffing it.  It works but it's not convenient for simple user-to-user questions.  Although pretty good, the Knowledgebase and FAQ tend to gloss over some of the finer points. And the search isn't all that great even for things I know exist.  Google search is usually better.

I think some people around here forget that Portfolio isn't a little, red-headed step-child.  It comes with a Creative Cloud Plan. It's designed to integrate with other Adobe Creative Cloud products (Photoshop/Lightroom, Stock, XD, InDesign, etc...).  So it should be no surprise when Portfolio questions land in Creative Cloud forums like this one.  Telling people to go away and submit a support ticket may be the answer that Adobe wants us to give but it's disingenuous and impolite.  I think a better approach is:

     1. Read & understand the question.

     2. Reply when we can.

     3. Defer the ones we can't.

Just my 2 cents.

[Germán Herrera]

Thank you for your elaborate answer.

I am not sure what Adobe Community Professional means, as far as I can see you are someone that pays attention to what is asked and offers a lot of information that has helped me several times.

May I ask if you work for Adobe?

Also "Telling people to go away and submit a support ticket may be the answer that Adobe wants us to give but it's disingenuous and impolite." I could not agree more with you.

[Nancy OShea]

The ACP Program Described

https://community.adobe.com/t5/using-the-community/meet-the-experts/td-p/4788640?page=1

[LinSims]

Adobe Community Professionals do not work for Adobe. We're volunteers who have demonstrated expertise in helping others with one or more products. The badge recognizes the expertise. 

[MBK Photography LLC]

It's ridiculous! No, help it's always spam posts from adobe. They have no problem taking hundreds if not thousands from me yearly but now no help when you need it. Pathetic really.

[Nancy OShea]

@MBK Photography LLC,

Do you have an actual question we can answer?  Or is this just a random outburst? 

[marconoris]

Good question, @PhotoCitizen... Two years later I'm still wondering the same thing... do you have any news?

[kglad]

@marconoris 

only public information can be revealed here.  (but two years after an expected imminent event should convey something.)