Hi, I'm Gregory Brown.
My goal is to help software developers get better at what they do, whether they've been at it for five weeks or fifty years.
(he/him)
As Robin mentioned, it'd be good to slow down the transition on the initial text that shows up because otherwise it's easy to mix.
Typo in the tagline "throught solid" -> "through solid"
In resume "Experiences" -> "Experience"
On the main page, some sort of clear indicator that there is more below and that you need to scroll would be good (even it's it's just a small nicely styled arrow)
I would look for and remove anything that's negative self-reflection in your main page. Telling those stories (like getting low grades in design and then getting motivated by that to deeply study and improve) would be great blog posts/articles, but they are a bit harder to appreciate in a first impression, where I'd expect to see you highlighting your strengths.
As Robin mentioned, it'd be good to slow down the transition on the initial text that shows up because otherwise it's easy to mix.
Typo in the tagline "throught solid" -> "through solid"
In resume "Experiences" -> "Experience"
On the main page, some sort of clear indicator that there is more below and that you need to scroll would be good (even it's it's just a small nicely styled arrow)
I would look for and remove anything that's negative self-reflection in your main page. Telling those stories (like getting low grades in design and then getting motivated by that to deeply study and improve) would be great blog posts/articles, but they are a bit harder to appreciate in a first impression, where I'd expect to see you highlighting your strengths.
Otherwise though, this is very nice! Well done.
Fixed the typos both website and resume, I rewrote the design part and I'll make sure to add a scroll indicator. Thank you for your feedback!