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Your Portfolio Platform Doesn't Matter (Stop Overthinking It)

Your Portfolio Platform Doesn't Matter (Stop Overthinking It)
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Episode
42
Duration
33:53
Release Date
April 22, 2026

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You’re stuck building your portfolio. Should you use Webflow? Framer? WordPress?

Maybe you rebuild everything from scratch and start over? There are so many opinions on design social media that it is impossible to know what to do.

In this episode of the Design Table Podcast, we discuss why designers obsess over portfolio tools and why that’s (mostly) a waste of time.

We talk about what actually matters when someone reviews your work, why presentation beats platform, and how small details like having a custom domain has more impact than the tools you use.

We also cover platform tradeoffs (in case it matters), cost considerations, and when it actually makes sense to switch.

This episode is about focusing on what actually gets you hired instead of getting stuck in tool discussions. It is a must-listen for any designer building or rebuilding their portfolio.

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Hosts

Tyler White

Tyler White is a Principal Product Designer with 15 years of experience in B2B SaaS and fintech, helping teams scope, frame, and connect design work to real business outcomes.

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Nick Groeneveld

Nick Groeneveld is a freelance UX and product designers from the Netherlands. He started his design career in 2015 and has since then worked for startups, government agencies, and corporations.

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