So you'd recommend a personal portfolio and a business website?
It's a good idea. Unless the business one takes off, you always have the freelance thing to fall back on, and if you've already got a working portfolio up and ready, it'll make things a lot easier.
I just think "Microvisuals" would be a decent name for a company, it doesn't suit a one person entity as much. This way you can bring in a coder to do the xhtml/css or any php elements you require
I also think clients are more inclined to go with a professional setup rather than a kiddie on there own! You could go with two sites, but that's just more work for you in the long term and i doubt it will make any difference.
Yeah I see what you mean. But in some ways having a personal portfolio as opposed to a business orientated website allows people to see how creative you really are.
I mean it's more suitable to be highly original in a personal portfolio, than it is to be uber creative on a business design.
have both. . . clients can visit the business site and your personal portfolio can be for when your applying for positions or whatever, but like Robson said two sites = twice as much work so its upto you, go for something in between the two
John Smiths Computers.
Welcome to the Website of JS. He sells computer parts.
Smithologics Computers
Welcome to the Smithologic COMPANY website.
WHich one would you be more inclined to buy off.
Make it look like your a business. Hey, if you give them the quality work then theyre not gonna need to know your a one man story.
You know what i meant lol
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