• Scenario
• 
• Getting organised
• Proposal
• Design log
• 
• Draw it
• Paper it
• Furnish it
• Visualise it
• 
• eportfolio
  • eportfolio 1
  • eportfolio 2
• Review

You must exhibit your graphic products in an eportfolio along with supporting evidence.

You must treat the eportfolio as another graphic product and include appropriate graphic elements on the context pages. You should consider the theme of your products when selecting elements.

Make sure you have all the evidence you need in your PRODUCTS and EVIDENCE folders.

How should it be structured?

It is important that the structure of your eportfolio is logical so that the moderator can find all the evidence.

Create a structure chart for your eportfolio showing how the pages link together.

The eportfolio should include:

• a home page showing:

  • who you are, your candidate number, centre name and number

  • the title of this SPB (Unit 3 Sample SPB)

  • the browser and resolution that should be used to view the eportfolio

  • links to the context pages.

• context pages with commentaries to introduce and link to the required evidence

• appropriate graphic elements on the pages.

Preparing the evidence

Every moderator has a set of software called the Moderator's Toolkit. It specifies the readers and players that all moderators will have available. It is your responsibility to ensure that your eportfolio only includes files which can be read using the toolkit.

The Moderator’s Toolkit is published on the Edexcel website.