8 reasons every digital designer should have a physical portfolio

A physical portfolio can help you get work and attract clients, even if you're a digital designer. Photo: Alexandra Gilman (http://www.behance.net/foolnamealexa)

A physical portfolio can help you get work and attract clients, even if you're a digital designer. Photo: Alexandra Gilman (http://www.behance.net/foolnamealexa)

Technology has made it easier than ever to show your work to potential clients, but it can also act as a hindrance when meeting a client in person. You don't want to huddle around a computer screen with your client as you access your portfolio online - and your client doesn't want that, either. They want something quick and easy that will help them make a decision on whether or not to work with you.

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