Digital Profiles

 Digital Profiles:

A digital profile is the sum content about a person on the internet. Digital profiles are often shared on websites, containing personal or professional information about a person and their profession. Digital Profiles allow potential clients/employers to assess whether a person is qualified to work with them and whether said person offers what they want.

A good example of a digital profile is AmandaRachLee.com. When you first enter the website, the first thing you see is a photograph of herself with her name and doodles next to her. This allows the viewer to identify who she is and what she looks like right off the bat. The horizontal menu above this has a few options for you to click on: home, about, videos, gallery, shop, faq, and contact. Having information right there and easy to access saves potential clients or employers a lot of time searching. When scrolling down on the 'home' page, you can see links to Amanda's social media, links to her latest YouTube Videos, a link to her shop where she sells planners and other stationery, a form where you can sign up for updates from her, and a list of a few brands she has worked with.

Amanda has designed her website in a way that makes it easy to navigate and find all the information you may need, while also making it look appealing. The pastel colours and the doodles go well together, creating a soft, girly cute aesthetic.

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