Adobe Portfolio brings customizable personal websites to Creative Cloud
Adobe has introduced Adobe Portfolio, a website creation platform similar to Squarespace. Part of Creative Cloud, Adobe Portfolio is offered under three subscription tiers and aims to provide creatives and professionals with a simple way to showcase their work online.
The Adobe Portfolio service offers pre-made layouts, as well as customization options for website elements like the header, logo, navigation, background and footer. The designs are responsive, able to scale for various screen sizes and there's an option for a personalized website URL. Features include galleries for showcasing content, password-protected pages and website analytics. Subscribers can also integrate a Behance account with Portfolio for seamless content syncing.
Adobe Portfolio is available to individuals under three Creative Cloud pricing tiers: $9.99 USD/month with included access to Photoshop CC and Lightroom CC, $19.99 USD/month with access to 20GB of cloud storage and one desktop app and $49.99 USD/month with access to all Adobe creative apps.
Via: Adobe Blog
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