After learning a little bit about UI Design and color patterns, I felt that I should rebuild my website again. Here is my new portfolio: https://devkunal.000webhostapp.com/
I liked your website definitely better than before. Why donât you check some pioneers in the same field youâre who works on personal branding? I think it might help a lot.
Looks great!
Just two points to improve in my opinion:
I would use the resize: none property for the <textarea> element.
When I move the cursor over the âSendâ and âContact meâ buttons, they are floating to the left side- I would leave them static. But itâs just me.
It looks really great! Your projects also look very professional. The only suggestion: Get rid of your percentage values for the skills, 92% HTML, what is that? It´s just subjective, let your projects speak for yourself and they do really well
edit: Get rid of the âjuniorâ =>
well your site looks nice, as a designer i would suggest few changes:
As far as i can see, you are using a font which have positive and friendly vibe, my suggestion try to use fonts like source code pro or any fonts made specially made for coding.
I like your color scheme, but the gradient which you have used in the background can be become more calm and professional by increasing the violet area a bit, as it will look a bit unbalanced.
Try to increase the closeness of elements on the landing page and make changes to the entire website thereafter.
Lastly, Try to highlight the sub-heading by increasing the font size and making the font bold
.(I think by implementing these solutions your website will improve by a lot.)
Your work looks very good. Suggest changing Web Developer to Software Engineer. Web Developer is too generic, 'remember most views are on MOBILE. Web Developer seems like you are just developing for web and not mobile, itâs all the same and wording matters. All of your work is mobile friendly. Itâs up to you how you present yourself to potential recruiting companies and recruiters. You are more than a Web Developer!
Hey great job! You have definitely put in a lot of work. I I only have a few things to say. You are representing your brand so donât sell yourself short. Do not call yourself a junior web developer just call it what it is youâre a âsoftware developer/engineerâ. Two, as you list your skills you should not give a rating or self evaluation. The people or employers that you create business with are going to make their own evaluations and assessments of you. Lastly, itâs your choice but as for personal information I would leave that out unless, the information that youâve provided is your business information.Iâd suggest two options create a link for users/employers can fill out and submit or have a third party app that reroutes to your personal info.
Hey Kunal, I like the way it looks and the color choices. One thing though, You have an spelling error in âSelf designed projectsâ . Keep up the good work!