A design-minded front-end developer focused on building beautiful interfaces & experiences. Loves being multidisciplinary, problem-solving, and learning new things.
Hey Jun,
Sorry for the late reply.
As far as the fonts are concerned, I'd recommend using a combination of both Serif and Sans Serif. You can check the following websites for inspiration:
A design-minded front-end developer focused on building beautiful interfaces & experiences. Loves being multidisciplinary, problem-solving, and learning new things.
Hey Jun,
I just went through your portfolio. It's good but it can be Great!
Some points to be considered:
1) Fonts:
The primary and secondary font doesn't feel even. Guess portfolio would be better if you iterate over the Primary font.
2) Color:
There's too much white typography.
3) Background:
The leafy background with that black overlay, kinda making the website look dull.
4) Uneven spacing:
Look where the section title "About" and "Project" is. Both should be on the distance from the left. (I feel)
5) Images:
The project thumbnails are of different dimensions, guess they all should have the same dimensions.
6) Specialties Section:
The spacing from left and right should be the same.
Thank you so much, Juned! Will work on to these 😀Do you recommend using sans-serif or serif fonts for a personal website?
Hey Jun,
Sorry for the late reply.
As far as the fonts are concerned, I'd recommend using a combination of both Serif and Sans Serif. You can check the following websites for inspiration:
kustard.io
kustard.design
Also, for font combinations, you can make use of this website.
fontpair.co
Thank You :)
That's amazing. Thank you!!