My Portfolio Site

Great work bro!

Looks nice. I have 2 comments.... First, your GitHub link is broken. Just get a 404 error. One of the first things I look for in a developer portfolio site is a link to any open source they've worked on such as a link to GitHub or GitLab or BitBucket, etc. It looks like your GitHub link in your DEV profile is also broken.

My second comment is that as a fan of 1980s games, I was disappointed that the Pacman went away after a couple seconds. My first thought when seeing the animated Pacman was: cool, Pacman, what's it going to do? So I was a bit disappointed when it was just a momentary placeholder. But that's just me and not particularly important.

It is a nice site and I'd hate to nitpick but I'd suggest looking into a few things:

• The link icons on the navigation stay as text when I hover over them and leave quickly (don't know if that's intentional)
• The title of the page and routes all have the default React one, I'd recommend looking into dynamic changes of the page metadata and changing the default favicon as well
• The blogs and timeline routes don't share the navigation and overflow both in width and height
• The dev.to link points to one of your articles, don't know if you meant to point it at your profile

Timeline is right to left, which to me seems backwards but it might be cultural? On the timeline page try a black background, on mobile about 80% of the screen is white. Maybe set the timeline to 100vh and have mobile users scroll-x?

Why does the blog page have a back button and hide the menu? This seems inconsistent to me. Another thing with navigation, when all your content is available from the top/any level, I would drop browser history. When I hit back I want to exit your site, not go back to the previous menu item - because then I can just click in the menu and go anywhere instantly.

Probably most important, on a resume site I would prefer to have the resume inlined, you want to push it in the visitors face as soon as possible. And I would remove the requirement to log-in just to download, to increase availability. (Keep the download as pdf option.)

About the design I think the small geometry is cute, but it looks off when it intersects with your main content. Either move it to the sides or set a background (opacity/blur etc) for your main content to improve legibility.

Good job with the site, thanks for sharing!

My advice is to make it slightly less fancy.
I'm not saying remove every animation and icon but I mean some box-shadows are too much or you can reduce some hover options .

It's really a great website but just try to make it a parallex site you know the home page is nice but it should be looking better with it

Nice to see another Colt's student. 😋

great!

I post my website for e.g

• redhcp.me/
• github.com/redhcp

You had done a great job.

Please check out my website also, I developed it 6months ago but not able to complete my blog on this.

Mywebsite

Pretty good! Although, if you are planning to use this on your resume I think you should optimize it for people who have a busy schedule (people who skim-read).

In my opinion, the navigation should be flawless and redundant. Not going to lie, I thought the scroll was broken for a split second. IMO you should put everything on one page and keep the navigation.

Also, adding a proper write up for each project can make a huge difference. If you can explain what you learned from each project and tell people why you are including it in your portfolio, you will demonstrate your critical thinking skills.

TL;DR: Keep it simple. Don't add too many projects, information, or features. Only keep the absolute essentials.

It is better than mine. 😂

Looks good
But there is a strange behavior I think
It stays on text on the first click and returns to the icon on the second click

Great work @jay818.
I have seen some nice comments regarding the flaws, I just want to add that the blog page is breaking on refresh, I haven't check the other pages though. In all nice work 👍

Nice <3

Holy crap man, it ia quite gorgepus, keep doing it