Pretty damn good, but I'll still pick at it. ;) Here's a general CV tip: * Be concise. Cut down on noise; improve the signal. What will an engineer/recruiter

Pretty damn good, but I'll still pick at it. ;) Here's a general CV tip: * Be concise. Cut down on noise; improve the signal. What will an engineer/recruiter need to see to (a) understand what your skills are, (b) trust you -- indirect: credentials, direct: validate promise via github, (c) take action on this and give you an awesome job. On the web site design: * Before scrolling down I know nothing about you. When hitting the site immediately you need something to engage with me. The first screen is mostly vacant of anything helpful. * Github is mentioned in your introduction yet it is not in the mostly irrelevant list of services that you can be found on. Given that it's very important why not? * 'Hire Miles' isn't obviously an email link. Perhaps you could put a small email symbol on it? The menu is also not obviously a menu. Read up on 'affordances' and you can improve the user experience with this knowledge. :) * It would be a nice touch if you slide down (animation) to the anchor links as some other websites do. * Dark red on tartan? Some of the typography is a bit off. * Might be nice to link to the github for the website from the website or mention that it's written in node.js. Maybe only interesting for geeks but I get the feeling that this will be your market since other recruiters just expect normal resumes. :)