ESDomain editorial team · Reviewed 2 November 2026
An address for sharing your work
A portfolio address needs to work on proposals, professional profiles and project documents. Compare your full name with a shorter professional identity. Keep the spelling consistent across your domain, profile name and project credits. Before registering, ask whether someone who hears the address once can type it correctly without needing an explanation.
Keep your address as your tools change
Build the portfolio with a content manager, a specialist portfolio service or a static website. Check that your chosen plan supports a custom domain. If you later move platforms, you can update the DNS connection. Keep copies of images, descriptions and important links so the address continues leading visitors to recognisable work.
Make enquiries easy
Select projects that explain your contribution and give visitors a clear next step on each project page. You can connect professional email through a separately purchased mailbox service. Publish client material only with appropriate permission. Test the portfolio on a phone and check links under the new domain before using it in an application or proposal.
From name to account
- Search for the name and check availability.
- Choose one or three years and complete the registrant details.
- Review payment and wait for registration confirmation in your account.
A search does not reserve the name. If an order needs review, its status appears in your account and support can help.