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To continue with my portfolio inspiration, I found a portfolio from YouTuber and Designer Robert Floyd Robert Floyd is a Designer with an impressive resume.  Beginning in 2017, he began working on a project called "Alloy Health", a website that provides "a 'human-first' approach to EHRs (Electronic Health Records)". Speaking on his decision to design a website dedicated to EHRs, Floyd said " Many regulatory and clinical requirements mean that many EHRs are a mess of dialogs, menus, pages, and sub-pages... I have spent my time interviewing physicians, researching regulatory requirements, and learning as much as I can about the medical industry. " And so, he began working on it with help from Medical Professionals. Then in November 2021, Floyd joined Census as a web designer for the company. Floyd said " I have incrementally re-designed each part of the product to be more refined, easier to understand, and faster to use"  Floyd's portfo...

  Here's the scenerio: You are walking into an office for a job interview. You're dressed up nicely, you bring in the necessary paperwork, and you show them your portfolio that shows your experiences. The person interviewing you is impressed and decides to hire you.  Whenever you are applying for a job at a company or office firm, of course they want to see your experiences as they are looking to see if you are qualified for the specific job you wish to work for. So, you create a portfolio. You show them your experiences, your best projects, and in the rise of the digital age, if you have any experiences working anything digital. But the question is: why? Why do you need a portfolio? What is the importance of having one? The answer is simple: having a career portfolio is essential for professional development and achieving career success. It shows your employers what you have to offer and how you can promote yourself in the job market.  Portfolios not only show what kind ...