Probably just me, but if you own ceritakelly.com, why not setup an email address at that domain instead of gmail? iam@ceritakelly.com or cerita@ceritakelly.com. Not a big deal, but something I notice.
Skills. Find a way to not list HTML first. It's one of those that is almost implied by being a front end developer. I'd still put it on there, just not first. Your other skills are more important IMHO.
Why the 4 lines for skills? They appear to be grouped, but have no sections. What would happen if you just made it one long comma separated list? Might read easier.
PROJECTS is indented and uses a different format than the WORK HISTORY. Those should be consistent (personally I like the WORK HISTORY formatting).
Why no links to those projects? If they are available, it might be useful to see that.
EPEK says ".... using HTML and CSS" while Hexadecimal Clock says "...; HTML, CSS". Consolidate those.
UAT == I know what it means, but will others? I know you expand it above in skills, but might expand it here as well so it's easier to reason about.
Personal pet peeve is the first bullet point under Website Coordinator. It wraps, but loses the indent of the bullet.
Deployed over 3000+ ipads... can you talk more about the coordination there? Does it mean you simply handed them out? Or had to manage the entire project. The latter is much more interesting.
Why isn't Wordpress, Photoshop, Microstrategy, and Adobe Experience Manager in your skill list?
I hadn't considered the email address before, but I will now
Am I correct to assume that you would want to see JavaScript listed first?
I will put more care into consistent formatting - some of the error is from moving between MS Word and Google Docs but I need to pay more attention to it regardless.
The projects show as links from my end; I think maybe the formatting I use for the link color makes that unclear. If you click on the title, a box with the URL pops up.
For the iPads, I was part of a team that manually configured and distributed them throughout the district. I was responsible for maintenance of about 300 in my assigned school - things like app requests, software updates, tracking inventory.
I had been told in the past that some of the skills I put in the descriptions was redundant to also put in my skills list if I wasn't using them currently, but I would agree that they should be there.
I think JavaScript first would be good. Mostly I just don't think HTML should be first :)
As for skills, I get the point about redundancy. My concern would be if someone skims and/or simply skips to the skills section then they'll have missed those. Perhaps you could break out skills you used to use, but don't anymore. It's still interesting information.
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Probably just me, but if you own ceritakelly.com, why not setup an email address at that domain instead of gmail? iam@ceritakelly.com or cerita@ceritakelly.com. Not a big deal, but something I notice.
Skills. Find a way to not list HTML first. It's one of those that is almost implied by being a front end developer. I'd still put it on there, just not first. Your other skills are more important IMHO.
Why the 4 lines for skills? They appear to be grouped, but have no sections. What would happen if you just made it one long comma separated list? Might read easier.
PROJECTS is indented and uses a different format than the WORK HISTORY. Those should be consistent (personally I like the WORK HISTORY formatting).
Why no links to those projects? If they are available, it might be useful to see that.
EPEK says ".... using HTML and CSS" while Hexadecimal Clock says "...; HTML, CSS". Consolidate those.
UAT == I know what it means, but will others? I know you expand it above in skills, but might expand it here as well so it's easier to reason about.
Personal pet peeve is the first bullet point under Website Coordinator. It wraps, but loses the indent of the bullet.
Deployed over 3000+ ipads... can you talk more about the coordination there? Does it mean you simply handed them out? Or had to manage the entire project. The latter is much more interesting.
Why isn't Wordpress, Photoshop, Microstrategy, and Adobe Experience Manager in your skill list?
Thank you, Phillip!
I think JavaScript first would be good. Mostly I just don't think HTML should be first :)
As for skills, I get the point about redundancy. My concern would be if someone skims and/or simply skips to the skills section then they'll have missed those. Perhaps you could break out skills you used to use, but don't anymore. It's still interesting information.