Fabian Irsara’s website also uses huge typography with highlighted keywords to present himself. There’s a lot of scrolling to do on this website thanks to the good amount of content. You don’t have to surf much through it to see his works as you’ll easily find links in his menu bar. Feel free to have a look at his website to see if it inspires you.<\/p>\n

Mike Dekker’s portfolio website uses grid-type galleries and horizontal bands in a creative way to present himself and his works. The use of both colors, images, and the black and white animations show\u00a0this designer’s vast experience and also give a sensitive touch to the web design layout.<\/p>\n

The next example has a much more artistic touch to its web design layout. Patrick David has more than 10 years of experience in digital products and has worked and developed hundreds of websites. His portfolio looks great and best shows his experience in this line of work. This website manages to presents content in a highly creative way, giving readers a great user experience.<\/p>\n

This is yet another example of an amazing portfolio on which you might want to have a look. There’s also lots of scrolling on this one-page portfolio. What I like most about this portfolio design is the nice use of pale pink typography on a black background and the interesting vectors. The nice vector illustrations really show how creative and skilled the designer is.<\/p>\n

Prashant’s website best describes his interests in interactive websites. If you’ll continue scrolling you’ll notice a lot of animated content, images that change colors\u00a0or which appear out of nowhere. This website gives a good first impression and also offers a great user experience along the way to its readers. This website proves Prashant’s experience as a young front-end web developer and might serve as a good source of inspiration for future projects.<\/p>\n

Robbie Manson’s online portfolio website has a creative way of presenting himself through a column of typography and another filled with mobile illustrations.\u00a0The layout is pretty simple which shows a great interest for details. He also has a brief description of himself and his work on the left side of the page. This column goes all the way down and presents written content about several case studies and projects.<\/p>\n

Surfing\u00a0through Sebastian Graz’s portfolio leaves a good impression from the first sight and all the way to the end. He chose a very good way of presenting his works through a grid gallery on a pink pale background, that only shows a keyword or a brand’s name at first. Furthermore, it letting the reader discover the details of each project. It has a colorful and creative web design layout that makes this website worthy of being on this list.<\/p>\n

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This web design portfolio website starts with a horizontal\u00a0bight blue band with huge white typography, followed by a gallery of projects you can click on to find out more.\u00a0It sure has an authentic style just as their\u00a0studio name implies. It offers a neat and smooth user experience and provides good content about their services.<\/p>\n

Victoire Douy uses a slideshow of animated illustrations to present his work. He has a neat and elegant web design layout that uses pale light colors and huge typography to present content to followers. The interface has a friendly touch added in its design and proves this designer’s vast experience. You might want to take a closer look at his website to see some really well-thought details and really good ways of presenting content.<\/p>\n