15 Jun My Website – Pedro Bisso
My website has been designed with the aims of being a minimalist portfolio that hosts all the work I produce, whether it be for university projects or personal blog-style posts as well as links to the freelance work I have undertaken.
It was imperative that my website appear clean and uncluttered as a portfolio rather than as a fashion or car news site. Even though these are the areas that I see myself working in, it was important for me that this website is about me and my work rather than my aspirations.
I often link this website in my social media biographies, so it also had to work on mobile and be easy to navigate there too. The main goal was minimalist and simplicity, hence no fancy slideshows or pictures of me on the homepage and is also the reason why this clean black and white theme was chosen.
Homepage for Bisso portfolio
On the homepage, you will find access to everything, as was intended by me. Links to all my social media, my work, and my CV & About pages are all there as soon as you enter my website.
About page for Bisso portfolio
My about page is simple and describes what the purpose of the website is. Underneath this is a small contact me section box which makes it easy for prospective employers or collaborators to get in touch. My Instagram and Twitter handles are also shown there.
CV Page for Bisso portfolio
My CV page is constantly being updated and is the easiest way for a prospective employee to see my experience. Within the CV other pages on the website are linked such as examples of my work. There are also external links in my CV that direct readers to my university work.
Personal work page for Bisso portfolio
My personal work page includes work that I have produced for university or for myself out of passion. There are categories that can be clicked on and accessed; they are wardrobe and garage, my way of making “cars” and “clothes” sound more physical and creative.
Freelance work page for Bisso portfolio
My freelance work page showcases the work produced for websites that are not mine. The HotCars logo when clicked on will take you to my author page on their website, where all my work for them is available to view. Underneath this, all the Instagram posts I have been responsible for creating for Sabukaru are embedded.
