Love your portfolio!
The animations are really fun and I love the embeds you added under your “projects” section. It’s a really clean looking website too. Nice job!
I also agree with @jwilkins.oboe that you should do away with skill bars (as cool as they look). Unless you want to add completely irrelevant skills to showcase a bit of humar I think they’re pointless. If you listed skills like speed cubing, or parkour, or barbequing or anything totally random like that I would think it’s hilarious.
Some thoughts that might go threw someones head when seeing skill bars…
“Intermediate” in HTML? So you don’t know all the HTML tags? That doesn’t sound good. “Expert” in JS? Really? So do you actively contribute to the development of the language or what am I missing here? I’m going to rip this guy apart in his technical.
You know what I mean? It’s a mess. Everyone has their own interpretation of what skill bars mean, and none of them are correct. What does it mean to “know” all of a language or technology? It’s really hard to define. Best to just avoid them all together. Simply state the skills you have and leave it at that. Unless those skills are crocheting or cave diving or something… then add all the skill bars you want 
My other suggestion is maybe add a visual to communicate that you need to scroll after the “About me” animation finishes. I was confused because I thought maybe I was watching a video. I just stood there staring at the drone shot of the beech for like a minute before I realised it wasn’t going to do anything else.
I would also rework this first sentence a bit. There’s a typo and I wouldn’t use the word “aspiring” and saying you have a passion for “coding” I think is redundant. Maybe drop the passion part or change it to “animation”?
I’m an self-taught aspiring web developer with a passion for coding.
Could be:
I’m a self-taught web developer with a passion for animation.
You may even want to consider dropping the “self-taught” part. It can go a couple different ways depending on who’s looking at your profile. I’ve had people reach out to me because they found out I was self-taught but I don’t actually feature that detail anywhere. You have to do some digging to learn that about me.
“Self-taught” vs not is kind of irrelevant in my opinion. We’re all “self-taught”. You can’t stay relevant in this industry without constantly learning on your own.
The “projects” section is also laid out a bit odd to me. I love the embeds you added! But I feel like there’s a better way to organize it. Like @jwilkins.oboe mentioned it probably should be one section rather than two. But I also think you can have the embeds show up when you click on a project maybe. I’m not really a designer so I don’t have great advice here, I just know the experience feels a bit off and I think you can find a way to make it better.
As for your resume… it’s perfect. Plain and simple with a link to your portfolio and projects. Done and done. Nice job 
Good luck!