Every time I make one I come back to it a few weeks later and want to redesign it! I thought my old one wasn’t clean enough so I redesigned it seeing as I’ve nearly finished the frontend course and might start applying to jobs pretty soon.
Thanks Are you viewing it on mobile by any chance? I think the images + text are good if viewed on a laptop, but for some reason despite Bootstrapping it all it isn’t responsive on mobile
Updated it! Thank you, it looks much better after your suggestions!
Also figured out what the problem was that stopped it from being responsive on iPhone, I needed to include <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1">. Now to add it to all my projects!
Really like your polygon and color scheme. The javascript calculator looks great too.
One suggestion I would make is for the easing on the scroll. i know you don’t have that big of an ‘about’ section but it would still be nice to have the scrolling be more smooth when you click on the navigation links.
Great portfolio @l-emi. the images were responsive for me on mobile view. You have great bright colors.
I like the hover function that provides description of your project, but it is possible to be missed.
Lastly, your scrolltop button is excellent, I will totally steal that.
One setback though is for some reason, the background color of the landing page where you have your name is white until the page completely loads before it changes to blue…was that intentional? I had the impression that it was a script still loading or something.
Thanks for the critique! I was thinking of adding the description at the bottom of each image and having it roll up to cover the whole image once hovered over.
About the header image – it’s a large image so it can take a bit to load, I’ll have to reduce the size some more. It used to be 3MB before I reduced it, now that took time to load!
Looks great on mobile. I would maybe add a light border around your project thumbnails for a little separation. For example, the wikiviewer sort of blends into the background.