Bento Designer Portfolio

すべてのタイルが、その大きさに見合う価値を

ベントグリッドレイアウトを使うデザイナーポートフォリオのプレイブックです。最良の作品が大きなタイルを得るよう順位付けし、各プロジェクトに課題・重要な判断・正直な結果を扱う短いケーススタディを添えます。

こんな方におすすめ

フォーマットを横断する4〜10点の強い作品を持つプロダクト、ビジュアル、ブランドのデザイナー

所要時間

初稿まで約15分

レベル

中級

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Pro — 全511件のスキル

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パックの内容

SKILL.md（手順書）1点とスターターテンプレート1点が入っています。プレビューはこちらです：

Bento Designer Portfolio

When to use

You're a product, visual, or brand designer whose portfolio is a uniform grid of thumbnails that all look equally important — so none of them are
Recruiters skim your site and can't tell which project is your best work
Your case studies are either missing ("here's the final screen") or 3,000-word essays nobody finishes
You have 4–10 strong pieces across different formats — screens, brand systems, motion, print — and a single-column list flattens them
You want a portfolio that reads well on a phone, where most first views happen

Workflow

Rank the work (input: all pieces → output: ranked shortlist)
Pick 4–10 pieces. Rank by (a) quality of outcome, (b) relevance to the jobs you want. The top 1–2 pieces get the big tiles; the rest fill medium and small tiles. Cut anything you'd be embarrassed to walk through in an interview — a weak piece in a small tile still weakens the page.
Assign tile sizes (input: ranked shortlist → output: bento layout map)
Big tiles (2×2) for the 1–2 hero projects, medium tiles (2×1 or 1×2) for strong supporting work, small tiles (1×1) for logos, textures, experiments, a portrait, or a "currently" note. Every tile has a purpose — no filler tiles added just to make the grid symmetrical.
Write the case-study layer (input: layout map → output: per-project write-ups)
Each project gets: the problem (2 sentences), your role and constraints (2 sentences), the key decision — what you chose and why (2–3 sentences), the outcome — what changed, honestly stated. Final visuals come last in the write-up; thinking first, pixels second.
Design the grid (input: write-ups → output: design spec)
Consistent tile radius and gap, one background tone, clear type hierarchy: project name + one-line outcome per tile. Hover or tap reveals the case-study link. Images cropped to tile, never stretched. Mobile: the grid reflows to one column in rank order, hero first.
Publish and maintain (input: design spec → output: live portfolio)
Link every tile to either its case study or the work itself — no dead tiles. Test on a phone. Maintenance rule: remove or replace the weakest tile every time you add a stronger piece, so the grid never drifts back into a dumping ground.