Describe the purpose of the work

A page of attractive alternatives can be mistaken for a final recommendation. Within a Tap Tap Go portfolio, identify whether a project image shows early exploration, an option presented for discussion or the selected solution. The distinction helps visitors understand the reasoning behind the visual. It also prevents unfinished alternatives from becoming promises about what you would recommend in another situation.

Connect selection to a stated criterion

Explain why a direction advanced, using a criterion you can support: clarity, maintainability, fit with a brief or ease of use. You do not need to disclose confidential deliberations. A simple note about the decision is enough to make the example useful. If the work never reached selection, say that. Exploratory work can demonstrate thoughtful investigation without borrowing the authority of a completed outcome.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Imagine a designer showing three navigation approaches. The portfolio labels them as exploration and explains why one was tested further. A visitor understands the exercise instead of assuming all three were implemented.

Make it practical.

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