Must be a really slow day if someone's "home page" has made it, it's like 1996 all over again. this site looks miserably bad on the iPad, it's riddled with spe

Must be a really slow day if someone's "home page" has made it, it's like 1996 all over again. this site looks miserably bad on the iPad, it's riddled with spelling and grammatical errors, the design is neither functional nor aesthetically pleasing, the content is a mixture of resume, personal history and some horrible over saturated snapshots. If you're looking for a job I would strongly suggest you buy a word press theme and go with that instead if trying to make a website like this. And lastly, calling yourself a polyglot is pretentious, Just say you speak seven languages or whatever. The best way to show you're good at something is by demonstrating it, rather than stating it. But I've saved my its critical comment for last. Please don't list trivial technologies, like vim, iterm etc. if you're a software developer I would expect you to be highly competent in an editor and I don't care which one it is. If you're a designer I expect you to know photoshop and illustrator and indesign, if you're a web developer I expect you to know JavaScript and sass and HTML and CSS. For any technology that you are "experimenting with" just don't mention it. When I get a software engineering candidate resume and they list Word as a skill I immediately throw it out. And lastly, if you're going to make a personal site that puts your best for forward, don't do it in one night, give it some actual thought. Don't say you're clever, show it, do something clever, try it at least on a mobile device! For an example of doing rather than saying take a look at hakim.se