First of all, I think its a great effort. I'd keep refining it over time. I agree that maybe you would want to shift the content to a less resume-y look at yo

First of all, I think its a great effort. I'd keep refining it over time. I agree that maybe you would want to shift the content to a less resume-y look at your skills and work. But using HTML5 tech is cool. Targeting a specific employer is great but pull down the last one. Also a little more research into specific companies toolsets would be worth your time (ie. 37signals is a rails house, love sass and coffee-script and yeah, I would bet PHP is not at the top of their skills list (but that is just an opinion)) Take a look at prosite.com for a great way to develop a portfolio site. Consider connecting your site to your git repo or dribble, behance, or forrst accounts in a more visual way. I didn't see it here (I certainly didnt want to read it to find it). I'm sure you will end up exactly where you want to go. Keep pushing for colorlovers. persistence is everything. Especially if you really want it. And I see a small side business in this for you. I'm sure there are quite a few people (non-techies) that would kill for their own resume 2.0.