🖼️ Portfolio Widget

The Portfolio Widget lets you showcase your work, projects, or case studies in a clean, organized, and visually appealing way. Whether you’re a designer, photographer, agency, freelancer, or business, this widget helps you display your achievements and build credibility. Visitors can browse through projects with filters, categories, and engaging layouts, making it easier to highlight your best work.

1. Start with a Template

What you’ll see:

• Grid Portfolio – Clean, multi-column layout

• Masonry Portfolio – Creative, staggered grid style

• Slider/Carousel Portfolio – Scroll through projects one at a time

• Showcase Portfolio – Large images with text overlay

• Minimal Portfolio – Compact, simple, and professional

What to do:

• Preview each layout option

• Choose the one that best fits your work presentation style

• Click Continue with this template to start customizing

2. Use the Editing Tabs

• Content – Add projects, images, videos, descriptions, and links

• Style – Customize layouts, fonts, colors, and hover effects

• Settings – Control filters, sorting, and interaction behavior

3. Customize Your Portfolio

Content Tab

• Projects/Items – Upload images, videos, or screenshots

• Titles & Descriptions – Add names, dates, or short details of each project

• Categories/Tags – Organize work (e.g., Design, Web, Photography)

• Links – Direct users to case studies, live projects, or product pages

Style Tab

• Layout Options – Grid, masonry, slider, or columns

• Hover Effects – Fade-in, zoom, text overlay, or highlight

• Fonts & Colors – Match your branding style

• Spacing & Alignment – Keep visuals neat and readable

Settings Tab

• Filter Options – Add category filters for easier navigation

• Sorting – Let visitors sort by date, popularity, or custom order

• Popup/Lightbox – Allow projects to open in a full-screen view

• Mobile Responsiveness – Adjust layouts for smaller screens

Helpful Tips

• Use high-quality visuals to make your portfolio stand out

• Keep descriptions short and clear so users focus on visuals

• Highlight featured projects at the top

• Use categories if you have multiple types of work

• Test different layouts—grid for many items, slider for fewer items