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As a frontend developer, I've gotten by with this as my one and only webpage for almost ten years now: https://stefanfisk.com https://stefanfisk.com
by stefanfisk 7y ago
As a frontend developer, I've gotten by with this as my one and only webpage for almost ten years now: https://stefanfisk.com https://stefanfisk.com
- onion2k 7y agoWhat I find interesting about your site is that you've updated it at least once to use more modern web standards - that <main> tag was introduced in HTML5 in 2014, and before that you had a PNG image for your name (https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://stefanfisk.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://stefanfisk.com/). Updating a site to give the user a better experience (eg to use semantic tags) is great.
- stefanfisk 7y agoYeah, it’s gotten some love every now and then. In the beginning I felt like I would need a portfolio and all that, so this minimal thing was supposed to be super temporary. But it turned out that actually talking to customers about their needs and what I could do for them was a quite reliable way to land projects. If anyone asks to see prior projects I send them a selected list that seems appropriate in that context.