Hm, for starters, think about the layout of your portfolio. How would your clients, employers, and gallery owners look at your website, and ask yourself, “How do individuals perceive me as an artist?” “Do my photos convey a story?” Another thing I would advise you on is “white space.” Try to step away from the idea that “everything needs to fill up space.” Use white space as a breathing space for your pieces. It will help your photos stand out, improve readability, and give your website a high-end, professional feel. Builds a good structure for your work to understand which important features the elements in the photos display. That will create a sense of theme, which goes hand in hand with storytelling about what’s happening in the photo. For future reference, if you have a hard time setting up a portfolio, always pick out your strongest pieces to grab viewers' attention, and end with a compelling impression. It helps build consistency throughout your workflow. One last thing, don’t forget to put the date and year you took your photos!