Adobe Portfolio is a website builder geared to creative people. With the new platform the manufacturer has closed a gap in its offer. Starting immediately, subscribers can present their projects themselves with the required tools. Until now, the creative group has left the field of website construction kits to other providers, recently in cooperation with the creative network Behance. On the Behance Prosite, Creative Cloud users could create a profile. On the homepage, there is now a note that Prosite will not be continued. Adobe is abandoning the site in favor of its own service Adobe Portfolio – or Pf for short. Users who have already created a profile on Behance can simply import their Internet presence to Adobe Portfolio. Those who want to recreate their homepage can do it themselves without any special previous knowledge of a programming language and without outside help. In this respect, Adobe Portfolio does not differ much from other providers.

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All you have to do is register with your email address and password and you can begin. First, you can choose from various basic layouts. The layout creates the basis for the later web presence, but can be exchanged at any time during editing. The basic layouts provided in Adobe Portfolio differ in terms of the background, the size and number of fields for graphics and text, the arrangement of the areas, and the kind of navigation. All of these parameters can be changed, shown and hidden, and adapted to the requirements of the user’s projects intuitively and individually. To this end, the user has access to a large selection of high-quality web fonts via Typekit. All changes can be seen immediately on the screen. To check the display, the website can be called up as a preview on every desktop, tablet, or smartphone. If the result is perfect, then the profile goes online.