What constitutes a digital portfolio?

A digital portfolio is specifically designed to be an online showcase of a designer's work. This format allows designers to present their projects, skills, and experiences in a visually engaging manner, accessible to a wider audience on the internet. It often includes images, videos, and interactive elements that highlight the designer's capabilities and aesthetic.

In contrast, a printed collection of work would not be considered digital, as a digital portfolio is inherently tied to online accessibility. A physical studio display also falls into the realm of non-digital presentations, showcasing work in a physical space rather than through electronic mediums. Similarly, a video presentation of a brand story, while it may incorporate design elements, does not serve as a holistic showcase of a designer's body of work in the way an online portfolio does. Each of these alternatives misses the key characteristic of a digital portfolio, which is its function as an online, easily navigable representation of an individual's design work.