9 Showcase Trends
While creating personal portfolio designers always facing with the question “How to present your my in unique way?”, and they choose their personal way that day to day become a trend in showcasing. Among the standard way of saving the artworks as full-bleed JPG images or making dull screen shots of a websites with a reflection effects, you can go to the realistic manners of showcasing calling to the tactile sense, not only to the visual. Designcollector has grouped common ways of showcasing that could be easily translated as the next trends.
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