Hi again @rajtanuchakravarty
I am probably not the best person to give you feedback since I am stuck with my own projects but you asked it and still think this could be helpful or at least give you some ideas, this are just my opinions. Sometimes small details can make it better. Donât get me wrong I still think it is a great page and you could leave it like it is, I wanted clarify it since it seems I bothered some people already.
About images: you can read about it in MDN Web Docs and web.dev, for example, I will link this last one because it is easier to read and not everyone knows: Responsive images
I have played with the img
in your code, using
display: block;
-
max-width: 100%;
// instead of width
aspect-ratio: 1 / 1;
- and I have erased
absolute
position
and I think it looks better, you might like to play with it.
Looking in a different device I think the font-size
of menu links could be bigger, I tried 2rem, for example.
A max-width
to content it could be a good idea, since the About and Contact sections it is too wide for me and also the project images and info texts has a big gap between them.
Be aware as well that wider paragraphs are not easy to read, so worst user experience, look MDN or web.dev paragraphs, for example, 60-70 character (ch is a unit also) top.
About fonts⊠a different font family in your name or a heading is a different way to highlight it, like font-size
, font-weight
or color
. In the about me, for example, maybe just using different sizes and font-weight
would be enough to make it different. You could use p
element after h1
, by the way.
For example, making the text A fullstack developer, who is self-taught and uses (âŠ) and I am and (âŠ) stack to create web applications. smaller it makes some visual impact and hight light your name and MERN word. I hope I have explainned better this time, still working on my english skills .
And finally, your question about the menu⊠not sure, I like your idea, maybe some subtle box-shadow
or your about section with a background: #f7e9cf;
it could help visually.
Sorry for being too verbose, you have some fantastic projects and I am sure this site will help you, so keep the good work and donât work too much on it. Give it a couple of days of resting and you might find that it is ready to go or maybe you still could add some subtle things.
Awesome job @rajtanuchakravarty !!!