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When I look at your site, I can't tell what your bread & butter is. I think that needs to stand out... what is it? Your site says to scroll down - how can you
by deafpolygon 4y ago
When I look at your site, I can't tell what your bread & butter is. I think that needs to stand out... what is it?
Your site says to scroll down - how can you tweak it, so I don't have to read that to know what to do next?
It took me a while to figure out you had a live demo of each of your project. Make that button stand out. Add some color to your site - it's black, and depressing. You want the person going to your site to feel drawn in.
This may sound harsh, but it's not meant to be - but do you have a better photo for your site? It's a cool Facebook photo style... but it's not good for a portfolio/CV type photo. First impressions count for way more than people would like to admit. If your potential employers first impression of you is from the site - then you're starting a step behind.
You do have an interesting and good breadth of work on your portfolio. So you have that going for you.
- platevoltage 4y agoI don't really know what my bread and butter is. I make whatever I want to make. If a tool is needed that isn't in my arsenal that I need to make the project work, I learn it. I'll take your portfolio suggestions into consideration. I know for a fact that around 95% of my applications don't result in my portfolio being looked at, but maybe putting the boring headshot I used for LinkedIn on there is worth doing.
- deafpolygon 4y ago> I know for a fact that around 95% of my applications don't result in my portfolio being looked at At some stage, it will be. And if it comes down to you and this other guy, the portfolio page is going to be a deciding factor.