Coroflot

Coroflot is part job board, part portfolio hub. It’s been around long enough that most designers have come across it, whether hunting for freelance gigs or just browsing what others are up to. The setup is straightforward: post your work, scroll through job listings, or do both. It’s not flashy, but it gets the job done without wasting your time.

If you’re looking for work, Coroflot gives you a quick way to put your portfolio in front of hiring teams without building a whole website. Upload your work, drop in your details, and you’re visible to companies hiring across everything from UX and graphic design to industrial and exhibit work. It’s not a place to show off polished case studies. It’s for getting hired.

From the agency side, it’s a decent place to find talent outside the usual platforms. You won’t get endless filters or algorithm-fed suggestions, but you’ll find people who’ve done real work and are ready to go. You can browse by discipline, review portfolios quickly, and connect without all the noise. It’s a practical tool for filling roles without spending weeks digging.