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Interactive Resume
- danso 13y agoNow that the site's assets been knocked out, the author should think of making the site more readable to text readers/search engines...here's what the unstyled site looks like LOADING MASTER EXPERT PROFICIENT FAMILIAR BEGINNER DESIGN ILLUSTRATION CODE ANIMATION Multidisciplinary Designer LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 N B A F A N Sports Fan Live and Work in New York City Scroll down mouse or press keyboard's down-arrow to move forward Swipe from right to left to move forward Interactive Resume of BEGINNER FAMILIAR
- acoleman616 13y agoAwesome enough that I made it all the way to the end!
- Inc82 13y agoWow, I really can't believe the negativity there. This is creative and amazing. The guy seems like a winner. The comments on here are dreadful. The point here was to make a statement and get eyeballs. This site already has accomplished that.
- rimantas 13y agoI can believe and understand the negativity, because: a) making a statement and getting eyeballs is not always a good thing—a lot depends what kind of statement it is and how exactly eyeballs were attracted. b) understanding when you shouldn't do something just because you can is a very big plus for a creative person. Alas, this resume shows the extreme lack of it.
- jaredgeorge 13y agoOut of curiosity, what would you have edited out of this (to you point 'b')?
- jaredgeorge 13y agoI completely agree. This resume is a great way to filter out companies looking for front end drones to sit in a cube and work in a bureaucracy. He's identifying himself as fitting into a certain culture of organization. Some of the comments here are a perfect example! Anyone that criticizes this as "inefficient" or that it's "making getting the details difficult" is missing the point. He doesn't want a soul-dead HR minion to find his details.
- aboodman 13y agoBeautiful. Really great, creative work. Would definitely invite for an interview, if I were in the market for this skillset.
- uberalex 13y agoIt's very pretty, but using the down button to go right is a bit counter-intuitive.
- yeukhon 13y agoPretty, but it's time consuming to read. I still prefer to read a paper resume up to just two pages. Imagine everyone has an interactive resume like this: my eyes are going to hurt.
- seferphier 13y agomost ppl won't find the time to make something like this. the interactive resume, itself is a showcase of his skills.
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoYou would prefer a two page portfolio from a designer? That's crazy.
- alan_cx 13y agoI'd prefer a two page resume, and later on a nice fat portfolio.
- yeukhon 13y agoWhy wouldn't I? If I need to refer to a particular work, I would have to use my arrow key scroll for 20 seconds to find that. So every time when I need a reference from his resume, I had to go through the trouble. It is pretty, but not a resume I want to read. As a programmer how about me drawing a state diagram as an interactive resume? I have to follow a decision path and it's damn time consuming. I think part of his resume is broken in Firefox too.
- lotsofcows 13y agoCute. Got my attention. Not sure about the flashing text at the beginning though - too hard to read.
- linker3000 13y agoAll the way through I was just thinking Commodore 64..Commodore 64... Nice idea, but would still want something on paper in a relatively conformable format.
- ananth99 13y agoNice Resume, but took a lot of time to go through it. Could've gamified it in a more intuitive way. :)
- croisillon 13y agoWhat's interactive about it? Right arrow doesn't do nothing, only down and up. So it's like scrolling down a page, a nice page but there's nothing gamified or interactive here.
- agumonkey 13y ago'2D streamable' resume then ?
- croisillon 13y agoscrollable?
- agumonkey 13y agosemantic happy minute scrollable has a 'non-limited' feel in my mind, continuous translation allowed , as in google maps. A stream is more a one dimensional idea, and here you get 2 streams, sometimes vertical, sometimes horizontal, but you can't go everywhere by combining both.
- collyw 13y agoIs that not more of a portfolio example rather than a resume?
- itsmequinn 13y agoAre you all kidding me? This resume is amazing and if he isn't being super humble in describing most of his skills I don't know how he created this.
- jasonlmk 13y agoAgreed. It's an actual testament to his skillset being put into use, and conveys more about his ability than a paper resume would.
- deltaqueue 13y agoAgree completely, and well done to the OP. So far I've seen "you can't print this out!" (who cares?) and "some of the transitions could be smoother!" This one is my favorite: "This isn't a one-page form. It's not going to fit on my desk. I'm going to pass on this candidate." Seriously people? You think this guy doesn't have a hard copy of his resume? Your goal is to hire a talented candidate. This exercise demonstrates talent, and was created for exposure. Not optimization of communication in the form of a one-page CV that will end up decomposing on some hiring manager's desk that doesn't have the decency to reply to candidates he or she will not be hiring.
- ritchiea 13y agoWell the other positive about this resume other than it being fantastic is that you know for certain you don't want to work anywhere that passes on you because of your beautifully designed, creative resume.
- lewisflude 13y agoReally nice site! Only bit I'd change is how experience is communicated. Everything being set to "expert" or "master" (aside from animation) made it kind of hard to believe and kind of robotic. But still, the overall charm more than made up for it and my day has been made slightly better. :)
- chatman 13y agoQuite annoying.
- gngeal 13y agoI think this was supposed to be "interactive résumé", as it doesn't seem to have anything to do with power management. But it's definitely cool. :-)
- kozhevnikov 13y agoLadies and gentlemen, Chairman of the Pedantic Society. 'Resume' is acceptable spelling [1], or 'CV' as it's correctly called. [1] http://ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=resume http://ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=resume
- owenmarshall 13y agoSpeaking of pedantry... In the USA a CV is often seen as distinct from a resume. They are used amongst academics and high-skill professionals to show an individuals full career history, with emphasis on education and publications. It can be interchangeable with a resume, but it may not be.
- gngeal 13y agoWhat I had in mind was that it would remove the ambiguity. I actually clicked at the link expecting some nifty power management stuff and came away not disappointed only because I enjoyed it.
- blahpro 13y agoPretty cool! Some feedback: lose the flashing instructional text.
- code_scrapping 13y agoIt's fun but terribly difficult to read and understand. I hope he provides the "traditional" version as well for the people who just want the information and not the whole shabang.
- eamsen 13y agoIt's lovely and refreshing, but I agree. You can't run the course in 7 seconds, so there is no way to quickly get a picture about you and whether you fit into the position the recruiter tries to fill. I would just add an overview at the beginning of the course, or a link to your LinkedIn (or similar) profile.
- rschmitty 13y agoWhat do you not know about him after running through this "course" that would change your mind about his skills?
- yeukhon 13y agoIt's hard to maintain a version of what he did with the distraction. A recruiter would have to put 3x more time into this. Scroll, stop, take time to read the font and try to make sense of the table. That's a lot of mental activity. Whereas a quick traditional resume gives information in text and is easier to spot. Then if recruiter wants to see the profilo, say his github personal page, sure, a link.
- vojant 13y agoIt's awesome resume for graphic/designer. Very very creative!
- wil421 13y agoWhy does it matter if you're an NBA fan.
- rkangel 13y agoPutting a bit about personal interests into a CV is pretty standard - you want to display that you have some personality. The placement is a bit off though - it's in an early important placement, and arbitrarily dividing up sets of skills. His personality is also well shown by the style of the resume itself! Also, is it just me that is irritated by the vertical style of the "skills" graphs at the start and then the horizontal style when underwater? Was confused what I was looking at for a moment there.
- wil421 13y agoI thought the same thing about the graphs!! I was confused what I was supposed to be looking at when I saw the second graph.
- svabhishek 13y agoThe resume is great and displays the proficiency that he has over design but .. Will a recruiter with CVs and Resumes flooding his inbox .. really have a time to look at this ?? I don't think Rob would apply to a company through a recruiter though :D PS : Again .. I am looking at this from a Recruiter's perspective
- jdappletini 13y ago100% agree with you. 9/10 people don't read resumes but skim them and putting so many clicks between and the content will hurt. But 1) This is solid show of skill 2) He should/can simulatenously maintain a simple version.
- svabhishek 13y ago@jdappletini ... Right he can have a Single Page Resume as well. That would be of great help to people !
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- billyto 13y agoYou can build that and still working on fox news?
- JackFr 13y agoThat's sure some ironic snark.
- cpfohl 13y agoVery Cool, tiny bit of feedback: The transition out of the water is a bit jarring...
- mattdmrs 13y agoDefinitely, he should use something like a ladder. Shouldn't be too hard for him given he did the balloon thing.
- D_hemming 13y agoSpacebar skips to next section, did it say that at the start?
- kozhevnikov 13y agoNot the next section, but a standard browser behaviour of scroll-down-a-tad on any page, shift+space as well.
- colinramsay 13y agoIn the "innovative resume" department, check out this one from a few years ago: http://zef.so/employable/ http://zef.so/employable/
- seivan 13y agoI'd hire you in a heartbeat.
- andrewingram 13y agoCute, and very impressive. But I cringe whenever I see a resumé where someone rates each of their skills on a scale. We're all familiar with the idea that true masters are generally the first to admit that they have a lot more to learn.
- lmm 13y agoI'm told that Google asks employees to rate their technology skills on a scale of 1-10. Guido van Rossum puts his Python skills at a 7.
- mh_yam 13y agoHaha, that is great. My Python would be at like 2 then. lol
- angersock 13y agoPity be the fool who puts C++ above perhaps a 6. I recall Mike Acton basically saying in an interview that if an applicant claimed expert knowledge of C or C++, the gloves came off during the interview--Acton is one of (possibly the?) head tech bros as Insomniac Games, and has done a lot of work dealing with such arcane things as using the Cell SPUs optimally. I would not want to take on that challenge in an interview unwittingly.
- xerophtye 13y agoHahaha yeah. Been there, suffered that (though not from Acton). I appeared for an interview at Gameview Studios once right after College. Claimed my knowledge of C++. The interviewer burned me... badly. And now that I am aware of the mysteries of C++, i'd hardly say i am more than familiar with the basic syntax of that language.
- traviscj 13y agoI hate to be that guy, but... [citation required]. (Not trying to heckle, just would like to hear it first hand, so to speak.)
- anupshinde 13y agoAmazing. I was only looking at character/animation ... and then read your resume backwards :P
- CoryG89 13y agoThis is exactly what I did, I thought about it as well. Seems like most people might end up reading the actual content backwards.
- alan_cx 13y agoThere seems to be some confusion between a resume and a portfolio. While this is clever, unfortunately what it does is make the job of getting the candidate's details harder. Say I have a pile of resumes and what not on my desk, and this. I want to compare them. Easy with the pile of 2 page resumes and attached portfolios, but with this I have to muck on a computer, trying to make out various bits and bobs, then even note them down myself so that I can compare. In fact, I clicked twice and gave up. People have suggested this is a great way for a designer to show case skills. But IMHO, this is a colossal disaster. What it has does is allow design to get in the way of the content, and worse still, make the content less accessible. Yes, very cute, flashy, clever and skilled, but it shows that the so called designer has failed to understand what the point of design is. Design is supposed to facilitate, NOT make things harder. If it make life harder, it has failed. Does it make the recruiters job easier? No. Does it facilitate the passing on of vital information? No. Clever skills, but a design failure. Really, I fully understand and appreciate that hackers appreciate the raw skills, and so we should, but I don't think people have their hiring HR heads on, and have also forgotten the basic point of design. Sorry to swim against the tide here, but given a pile of competent resumes, I'd probably skip this applicant.
- wodow 13y agoWould a single, promiment link at the start to a vanilla CV/resume have negated this? Then you would have the best of both worlds.
- drsim 13y agoSpot on. There's no doubt as a candidate you need to be comparable but you differentiating yourself is a multiplier. I applied for a marketing job at a fire safety firm. I'd never worked under a marketing job title (business development was my background) so I needed to differentiate. I burned off the bottom of my cover letter with some cheesy line like 'let me set your marketing on fire'. Got the interview.
- alan_cx 13y agoPartly, yes. The link would be called "Portfolio".
- danm_cc 13y agoCtrl-P -> 29 blank pages. Maybe script in some printable form. Other than that, great stuff.
- egonschiele 13y agoI was going to say something sarcastic, but if I could print this page and get a proper resume I would be blown away. Wouldn't be hard to do with the proper stylesheet either. Even so I am blown away already by how cool this is!
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- fpp 13y agoVery impressive - would be even better if it would include a bit of CSS to format the print-out like a normal CV / profile (currently generates about 30 basically empty pages in Chrome & FF)
- jhspaybar 13y agoWow. Hit this on mobile. I'm not sure what it looks like on desktop, but on mobile it's amazing. Swipe to move, everything perfectly in place. I too often roll my eyes when someone ranks themselves a "master", but whoa...I actually believe this guy.
- joeyespo 13y agoIt's pretty fun when you zoom out to 25% too.
- ultimatedelman 13y agotook a look on mobile chrome. pretty awful experience, tbh. looks pretty, but i was expecting a swipe to take you to the next step automatically. unfortunately once you get to movement, each swipe is like one tick on the scroll wheel... i couldn't get past the first gate after like 20 swipes, got fed up, and left.
- gokulk 13y agoiphone 5 & iOS safari... most amazing thing I have seen on a web browser. the experience was seamless and it actually felt like you were playing a video game.
- mirkules 13y agoiPhone 5 worked really well. However, on myiPad 2 it's really choppy? To the GP - if you think of it like a game controller you don't have to continuously keep swiping - just drg your finger lowky through the "levels"
- avisk 13y agoLooks nice. shortcut to jump to specific levels would be good.
- nobodysfool 13y agoI used the scroll wheel all the way through, the whole page shakes when you do that.
- ThomW 13y agoThe Foxnews pie chart should add up to more than 100%. :D
- deepam 13y agoCreative indeed. But the time spent in scrolling down, absorbing the content and then scrolling back, may irritate the short-of-time interviewers.
- level09 13y agoI like how people are getting creative about scrolling these days. A few years back no one though about hooking interactive animations to page scroll.
- sbhere 13y agoIf I leave him in level two for too long, will he lose a life?
- lazerwalker 13y agoThe first time I loaded the page (OS X 10.8.5, the latest version of Chrome), I got an unstyled mess of black text on a white background. I refreshed the page again and got a blank blue screen. I had to refresh a half-dozen times before getting the actual content. Which points to the problem with this sort of thing. A lot of the design work here is stellar, sure, but that doesn't matter. You've already lost the job to the guy with the dead-tree resume.
- bobwaycott 13y agoSame exact issue here, in Safari.
- jqueryin 13y agoVery cool UI wise, but not sure how maintainable it is from a development perspective. Can anyone shed some light on if he was using a tool to build this out? The code found at http://www.rleonardi.com/interactive-resume/script/main.js http://www.rleonardi.com/interactive-resume/script/main.js is extremely hard to read.
- kobot 13y agoI don't think he used a tool; it looks like it was coded by hand to me. I'm a bit iffy on whether or not he is actually a "javascript expert" - global variables littered everywhere, no attempts at design patterns at all, horrendously long and confusing variable names. Still a cool project though.
- philip1209 13y agoMy digital resume was a popular github project: https://github.com/philipithomas/cv-philipithomas https://github.com/philipithomas/cv-philipithomas (It's deprecated - link to live is no longer accurate) I'm in the process of trying to reinvent it. Here's the current iteration: https://www.philipithomas.com/resume/ https://www.philipithomas.com/resume/ It's an ongoing project, but I think that either using a static site generator or javascript templates. I'm also planning on incorporating navigation like I used on this project: http://scheduling.philipithomas.com http://scheduling.philipithomas.com
- Kerrick 13y agoI also put mine on github, though it never became popular -- possibly due to the terrible README. Project: https://github.com/kerrick/hire.kerricklong.com https://github.com/kerrick/hire.kerricklong.com Live: http://hire.kerricklong.com/ http://hire.kerricklong.com/
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- kcbanner 13y agoHonestly, I find these absolutely obnoxious
- bmetz 13y agoTried to write him a note encouraging him to check us out. The comment box doesn't work. Designers, shrug. Seems like a pretty cool person!
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- mike_ivanov 13y agoCould you send us your resume as a Word file please?
- peter303 13y agoResume management is mostly computerized text management now. You want to keep the format simple and use the clearest and most direct wording. In the interview or pre-interview they may ask for samples of your work. be more creative then.
- wooyi 13y agoYou are right if you're submitting your resume electronically or to a HR database. I doubt this resume was meant for that. Different formats for different uses.
- princess3000 13y agoThe lack of imagination here is just staggering. Holy cow. I mean first and foremost you're just getting a link to this directly, who's to say he doesn't also have a RESUME.DOC file that he sends out, including a link to this page? Beyond that, I feel like this guy just might be looking for companies that are willing to take 60 seconds out of looking through a stack of nearly-identical paper resumes to indulge something a bit different. Maybe this is his way of filtering out companies who would "skip this applicant" because he didn't send in a .pdf resume with a list of buzzwords. And of course this isn't the simplest way to get across the information in a resume... that would just be a well-designed text resume. He's trying to flex his skills and show you what he's capable of, I'm going to go out on a limb and assume that he understands that this is not the single most efficient way to get that information across.
- logicallee 13y agomaybe they just don't want him writing version 2.0 on the clock. On the other hand maybe writing resume presentations is his favorite home hobby. That would certainly be an interesting parallel with startup employers' expectations of programmers, who are supposed to craft github repos at home in their spare time to get hired. Really, this is the design equivalent.
- mncolinlee 13y agoHe probably does have a RESUME.DOC file. The point here is that his interactive resume is very likely to reach people who would not otherwise see his generic *.DOC file. It looks like he got some job interviews simply by doing this work, so whether it adhered to your platonic ideal of the perfect resume or not, it succeeded. That's all that matters. A+ for a solid advertisement for himself. The point of the hiring process is not to compare paper candidates, but to compare human beings.
- victoriap 13y agoIt's already a big plus for him, if he sends this online resume only to his own network. The animation clearly pictures his capabilities and indicates the type of people he wants to work with.
- rootlocus 13y agoIt doesn't look very interactive to me: http://imgur.com/J5ym1W3 http://imgur.com/J5ym1W3
- jmilloy 13y agoA key part of design is choosing the correct medium for the content/audience/users. While this demo displays a few raw technical skills, it's also a completely incorrect choice of medium. A well designed resume does not look like this. In fact, a well-designed game also does not look like this. Is there any well-designed thing that would look like this? I was sorely disappointed also because I am excited by the idea of interactive display of content, but this isn't it. An interactive resume could, for example, summarize experience and skills briefly, and offer easy access to more detail and portfolio examples. And, of course, scrolling through non-interactive content (using up and down to go left and right, no less) isn't the greatest example of "interactive".
- jedanbik 13y agoThis is fun! I loved the colors, the graphics, the scenery. My suggestion: in addition to space-moves-you-forward and shift+space-moves-you-backwards keyboard controls, you should also give this functionality to the left and right arrow keys. Good luck!
- thrillgore 13y agoThis is a great exercise of talent and skill. Too bad the HR department would never hear my side of the argument.
- brandan 13y ago30 years of side scrolling gaming history on computers. four arrow key options for movement. this person chose up and down to represent left and right. user interface experience ( ) master ( ) proficient ( ) beginner (x) antagonistically counter-intuitive and user-unfriendly
- GhotiFish 13y agoYou are wrong to judge his skills this harshly in this domain, he introduced the only thing you needed to know, and he stuck with it the whole way through. It's unstated actions that have to be intuitive, but this page outright explains the only action required. Nothing counter-intuitive or unfriendly here.
- brandan 13y agoah, yes. up is left. there's nothing counterintuitive about that.
- elf25 13y agoquite possibly the dumbest thing i've ever seen. yet, uniquely brilliant. still, only a might hire in my book.
- Strategist 13y agoI liked this actually, but overall, I think it was more trouble than what it's worth. Maybe if tweaked or done differently, it would be much better. Rather than bash it though, I'll give some constructive criticism. 1. I noticed a few glitches during the tour. As the guy runs through the world, some of the effects lagged, and didn't display the parts of the resume/portfolio that it was suppose to. Once I ran back and forwards through the level multiple times, only then did they displayed correctly. 2. With this being interactive, it kind of distracts from actually looking at the resume itself. I felt myself more concerned with progressing through the world, than actually looking at the qualifications. 3. The controls would have been better if it were <- and -> to move the guy. Pressing up and down is a bit strange, as I think most people prefer using a keyboard over their mouse to go through this. Pros: 1. Very Creative, and cool idea. 2. Refreshing take on a resume/portfolio. 3. Shows off your design and coding skills. 4. It's unique. Cons: 1. Probably not the best way to convey your information to possible employers. 2. Controls are a bit weird. 3. Not all the animations worked off the bat, and were delayed (I had to run through the level multiple times before it worked). Suggestion: I think if you're going to do an interactive resume/portfolio, you should just make it into an actual video game. Simple one level game where the user unlocks parts of your information as they progress through the level. However, I think you should include at the bottom of the page or something, a link to a normally structured resume and portfolio as well, for people that may not have time to do the interactive/game thing. Closing Point: You've got a lot of negative, and positive feedback from your post. Don't let yourself be discouraged, but also be willing to listen and use this feedback to do it better, and adapt/change things where needed. Good luck with your ventures!
- auctiontheory 13y agoCool project. A few small suggestions: (1) Fix the spelling of After Effects. (2) You might want to reverse the order of jobs so that the most recent is listed first, since that is what recruiters will be most interested in seeing. (3) The text within your job description boxes can be tightened to highlight your specific contributions and their impact.
- doomrobo 13y agoThe only language listed that was actually a programming language was Javascript (the rest being HTML, CSS, and JQuery).
- ethanazir 13y agononconformist personality type problematic for organization hierarchy; refer to consultant relations department regarding successful publicity stunt.
- jgoldsmith 13y agoBesides being a pretty neat way to filter out companies that are willing to put a little bit of extra effort into their hiring process, this is also one of the few appropriate uses I've seen of the Lobster font ;)
- Rajiv_N 13y agoWhile this format may not work for everyone, for a UI person, I think this is an awesome way to apply. Great Job! How difficult would it be for you to allow printing in a resume format (hidden div with info, activated using the CSS print layout option???) At least then there is the option of printing your resume from this page directly. You might even be able to provide a link in the corner of the page to activate printing. Just an idea. Good Luck!
- anishkothari 13y agoThis is pretty incredible. I am in awe of your skills.
- ffrryuu 13y ago10 second limit is up. Next resume.
- sebnukem2 13y agoI know several people who will dismiss this resume because "it doesn't open properly in Microsoft Word."
- redthrowaway 13y agoThis is incredibly impressive. Here I was feeling good about what I got done today, then I saw this.
- pcunite 13y agoAwesome ...
- chrisc202 13y agoHow much would it cost to hire someone to do this? Non-technical guy. I would love to try this out. It is attention grabbing. I have used bobble heads, cakes with my sales proposals to get into the door. Corny, but stuff like this works. I sent Robbie a message. If anyone else knows how to do this or something similar please message me.
- gsands 13y agoI've done similar sites, and would love to do another. Just send me an email: jazzinthemorning at gmail.com
- dude3 13y agoI hope he didn't have PersonalLogic hosting plan
- sidwyn 13y agoAnyone saved a cached version of this?
- gsands 13y agoalways can do: google.com/search?q=cache:<url here> so in this case: http://google.com/search?q=cache:http://www.rleonardi.com/interactive-resume/ http://google.com/search?q=cache:http://www.rleonardi.com/in...
- spader725 13y agothe site is down. Anyone got a mirror?
- avalaunch 13y agoThis is some pretty horrible advertising for StartLogic. I assume the site was taken down because of the traffic spike. Apparently Totally Reliable Web Hosting and Unlimited Bandwidth can only go so far.
- morgante 13y agoGuess it's time for me to redo mine: http://me.morgante.net/about http://me.morgante.net/about
- jigneshhk 13y agoHe just jump out of the water like that?
- dlf 13y agoI liked that part where I made the character dance.
- frozenport 13y agoI find it strange that the buildings (Statue of Liberty, have faces on their first level). Why is this?
- izelnakri 13y agoImpressive but I didn't get the Expert in Javascript, Proficient in JQuery part...
- Sam121 13y agoBecome a Fan of you, i want to learn this level. One line from my side "For me this is 1000 time better than GTA 5 " :)
- badwetter 13y agoDoesn't work on the latest Chromium for me, using Gnome-Shell 3.8 So maybe not the best way to showcase oneself, if it's not reliable.
- pahans 13y agolooks nice. but honestly i dont think it serves the purpose "resume"
- juskrey 13y agomy eyes
- radiusq 13y agoIf i'm hiring a designer I want to see a portfolio. Not some drawn out non-interactive (because scrolling is not interactive) infographic in 8-bit design.
- mones 13y agoUnfair competition! All candidates should be given equal chance via the same means of presentation. He's just trying to sneak around the gatekeeper.
- ffog 13y agoWhat is this fascination with showing skills as some kind of graph? How did this start and why does anyone do it?
- typon 13y agoI can't tell if it's jealousy, but the comments here are dreadful. I wish good luck to this dude, clearly a very gifted web designer.