It's been about 4 years since I started my project, Resume on the Web, where I created a website that portrays who I am and my ever-changing personality. Every once in a while, I revamp the whole thing using new technologies so that I keep myself updated with the latest and greatest, and also gives me a creative outlet to experiment with new design ideas.
This year, I kicked it up a notch by revamping the design of the old boring two-column resume look, to something a lot more vibrant, responsive and effective. I'll keep my words to a minimum and let the website do the talking :)
Introducing, the brand-new, Resume on the Web:
https://amruthpillai.com/
For those who want the technical deets, this version is built with GatsbyJS, a static-site React framework that I wanted to explore recently, as well as Tailwind CSS for the uber-cool utility classes.
As always, the source code for the project is available on GitHub here: https://github.com/AmruthPillai/ResumeOnTheWeb-Gatsby
Please do let me know if you liked it as much as I enjoyed making it! :)
Top comments (6)
Absolutely mad, it's super neat, great work!
I however have two keypoints that could improve your portfolio.
1: The header ease-in animation is kind of too slow. Make it faster, tops 1.25sec total for it to be finished
2: SEO: For seo purposes, add a h1 tag at start of the site, i.e just below your header intro.
This shows that the first h1, if any, is a hidden one thats not even a size of a h1 and also has wrong content within it.
See the right side of the attached image.
Oh, wow. Thank you so much for the detailed feedback. I will definitely look into it and make the necessary updates. SEO is very important.
It really means a lot that you went through my site with such detail.
Thank you very very much :)
My pleasure.
It looks awesome. Good Job!
Thank you so much! :)
It's an amazing job !!!!! I would like to know how you did the element animations when I scroll