Built by an instructional designer, for instructional designers
A portfolio that says you know instructional design.
Most portfolio builders let you show a course. This one shows the thinking behind it: the problem, the analysis, the design decisions, the rollout, and what the evaluation actually found. It is a portfolio shaped like your process.
$79 one payment · yours to host • host on your site • one year of updates
Download the files, put them on any host that runs PHP, and open your site. No account, no subscription, no database.
Why it exists
A recruiter can tell a course from a case study.
You can build a portfolio on any site builder in a weekend. What you get is a gallery: screenshots, a tool list, a paragraph. It proves you can operate Storyline. It does not prove you can design instruction, which is the thing you are being hired for.
This template is structured to be ADDIE-forward, so that the argument comes out whether you plan it or not. Every project page walks the same five stages, and every section is optional. An empty one simply does not appear, so a project with only two sections filled in looks finished rather than incomplete.
01
Analyze
The problem, who it was for, what your research surfaced, and the findings that came out of it.
02
Design
User stories, your solution, learning objectives, the visual system, storyboards, and where AI was and was not used.
03
Develop
Early drafts beside finished screens, the supporting materials, and the resource itself, embedded in the page where it can be.
04
Implement
Each rollout on its own: audience, method, dates, which version shipped, the launch checklist, and the issues you hit ranked by severity.
05
Evaluate
Your measures and the numbers, what people said, whether the objectives were met, and what you would change.
The tour
Six things it does that a gallery cannot.
A gallery shows finished work. This shows where each piece actually is: published, marked Coming soon while you're still writing it, or archived without deleting it. Categories are yours to define, not a template's fixed buckets. And it's the same screen your visitors see, edited in place, not a separate dashboard.
E-learning · Articulate Rise
Onboarding for New Hires
A self-paced course walking new employees through their first two weeks.
Instructor-led · Half-day workshop
Customer Service Fundamentals
A repeatable process for frontline staff handling a difficult call.
Job aid · Micro-learning
Software Rollout Guide
One page per project, with navigation across the five ADDIE phases so a reader can go straight to the evaluation if that is what they came for. The finished resource sits in the page itself and is accessible from anywhere.
AI Literacy for Non-Technical Employees
Articulate Rise · E-learning
A foundational course for managers that addresses myths about AI and trains effective prompting before business use.
A real storyboard grid (add and merge cells, create as many columns as your process needs) and a one-click export so the same table can go to a client or a developer.
| Segment | Facilitator does | Participants do | Materials | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · Frame | Names the cost of the avoided conversation | Write down one they are avoiding | Slide 3, cards | 20 min |
| 2 · Model | Demonstrates all four steps badly, then well | Spot the difference in pairs | Video A/B | 25 min |
| 3 · Practice | Circulates, does not rescue | Three rounds, rotating roles | Cards 1–12 | 60 min |
Record each rollout separately, log the issues you hit by severity, and publish what the evaluation found: the numbers, the quotes, and an honest reflection on whether the objectives were met.
Objectives partially met. Two of three. Recall landed at 82% and documented conversations rose; the language criterion failed in cohort 1 and passed in cohort 2.
Six built-in looks, switched from a menu, with your own colors and type on top if you want them. All with light and dark mode. Nothing to install and nothing to buy.
Build the site in your first language. Every input on the site can support English and another language. Support for non-Latin alphabets and right-to-left languages built in. (Note: localization is required for all non-English languages. New language options will be released as they become available.)
English
A course for managers that clears up myths about AI.
In the box
Everything runs on your own host.
No database
Your content is one file you can read, back up, and take with you.
Edit in the page
No coding necessary: sign in and the editing tools appear where the content is. Everyone else sees the finished site.
Version history
Replace a job aid and the old one stays reachable, so a link you shared keeps working.
Guided setup
A first-run wizard checks your server, then walks through the copy one screen at a time.
Built to be read
Built with accessibility in mind: keyboard navigation, real headings, described images, and severity named in words rather than color alone.
Works without JavaScript
Scripts add polish and never obscure content.
Backups you control
Download a snapshot of everything whenever you like. Restore from it the same way.
Sign in with a passkey
Face ID or a fingerprint instead of a password, if your host supports it.
Before you buy
What you need to run it.
Contact your host if you're not sure.
Ready for a portfolio built for the way you work?
One payment, one year of support, no subscription, files are yours.