Your work speaks for itself. But people need to find it. GetMyIdentity gives you a clean page that points to your best work, wherever it lives.
Portfolio challenges
You have probably seen both extremes: portfolio sites that took months to build but are rarely updated, or a scattered collection of links across Behance, Dribbble, Instagram, and various project pages. Neither feels quite right. A full website is often overkill, but scattered links feel unprofessional.
A GetMyIdentity page is the middle ground: single page, links to your work wherever it lives. No CMS to wrestle with, no maintenance.
Who this is for
This works for most creative roles:
- Graphic designers: Link to Behance, Dribbble, or case study PDFs
- Photographers: Direct clients to Instagram, 500px, or your portfolio site
- Illustrators: Showcase best pieces across multiple platforms
- Filmmakers: Link to Vimeo, YouTube, or project trailers
- Musicians and audio producers: Point to SoundCloud, Bandcamp, or Spotify
- Architects and 3D artists: Connect Sketchfab, ArtStation, or project galleries
Organize your links
How you organize it depends on your work. Some ways to structure it:
- Group by type: "Client Projects" and "Personal Experiments"
- Lead with your best work at the top
- Link to external portfolio sites for clients who want deeper dives
- Include contact info and social media handles
- Add a brief bio that gives context to your work
Why simple works
Elaborate portfolio sites often distract from the work itself. Clients want to see what you can do, not navigate an elaborate interface.
A focused page works in your favor. When someone lands on your profile, they get who you are and where to find your work.
Works alongside your portfolio
If you already have a portfolio site, GetMyIdentity doesn't replace it. Use it as your bio link, email footer, and business card. It's an entry point that leads to your deeper work when clients want more.
Set up your portfolio
Setup takes minutes. Add your name, a brief bio, and links to your best work. Set it up in the morning, start sharing it the same day.
