Squarespace

Squarespace is still one of the quickest ways to spin up a decent-looking portfolio site. You pick a template, drop in your work, update the nav, and you’re live. It handles everything in one place including hosting, domain registration, and content management, which makes it a solid choice if you want something simple and clean without touching code.

The interface is straightforward, and the templates are built to showcase visuals. You can add case studies, embed video, tweak type and spacing, and shuffle sections around without worrying about breaking the layout. If you need a minimal web presence that looks good and doesn’t suck up your time, this does the job.

You will run into limitations fast if you need anything outside the box. Templates are locked down and customizing beyond the basics usually gets messy. If your site needs custom interactions, complex layouts, or anything dynamic, this isn’t the tool. But if you need to get online quickly and just want it to look polished with minimal effort, Squarespace is still a reliable option.