What a folio is

A folio is your public page: who you are, the work you want people to see, and where else to find you. It is one page per account, it lives at an address built from your username, and nobody can open it until you publish it.

It is yours rather than your workspace's. Colleagues in a shared workspace cannot see or edit your folio, and switching workspace changes nothing on it. That is the same rule Beam and Contacts follow: some things in Nemi belong to a person, not a team.

What a folio holds#

• A header: your name, a headline, a picture, and an availability badge if you want one.
• About: a few paragraphs in your own words.
• Work: projects, each with pictures or video, a client, a role, a year, tags and a link. Every project also gets its own page.
• Selected media: a strip of pictures or clips with no titles, for when the work speaks first.
• Links: Instagram, Behance, a shop, a CV, anything with an address.
• Contact: an email button, if you add an address.

Sections can be renamed, turned off and put in your own order, and the whole look is yours to change. See designing your folio.