7 responses on “Tyler Sticka: WordPress-Powered Portfolios”

1. pundit
   September 30, 2009 at 6:34 am | Reply

   Thank you, this was both fun and useful! I am implementing a portfolio site for a friend of mine, and I’m going to play with custom meta tags.

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2. Meelis
   September 30, 2009 at 8:38 am | Reply

   Where could i get hand of those Page.php’s?

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3. Tyler Sticka
   October 1, 2009 at 4:32 am | Reply

   Thanks for the kind words! Slides, code snippets and links are posted on my blog: http://tylersticka.com/2009/09/wcpdx09/

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4. Ralev
   October 5, 2009 at 5:37 pm | Reply

   Cool video, dude!
   they should put a “download feature” around 🙂 so one can save this.
   btw – I’ve tried different portfolios through the years and now I’m actually using 2:
   1 is based on a issuu.com – and it’s for a fast preview of my main design – the logos
   2 is separated in a blog and it’s like a backup – where I’m putting different things that we’ve designed, but are not the focus of our designs studio and also .. there I have the place to write a few words for each case ( if I have the time and I want ).

   What bothers me is that I have to put 3 diff. thumbs for each design in the blog… instead of just using a plugin that can crop this or something. It’s annoying 🙂 Just sharing my observations with you.

   Anyway – clients and friends like that the main portfolio is really fast accessible. So whatever you gonna do with your portfolio – try to make things faster and simpler – otherwise people with get bored and will close your folio right away 🙂 This is my personal tip.

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5. metin
   October 8, 2009 at 8:46 am | Reply

   Very well thought-out topic. Thanks for that

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6. subhasis nayak
   October 8, 2009 at 10:39 am | Reply

   it is awesome, nice tutorial, alot of information is there better to watch the clip in a better way

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