Hey dev.to community! 👋
I've just launched my developer portfolio, and I'd love to get your honest (but gentle, please 😅) feedback from the dev pros out there. It features my journey so far, showcasing a mix of JavaScript projects, design work, and some cool real-world coding adventures.
What I'm Looking For: 🔍
Page Quality: Does my page look clean, or does it scream “copy-paste from StackOverflow”? 🧑💻 Any tips to improve structure?
Design & UX: Does the layout make you want to click everything, or does it feel like navigating Windows Vista? 😜 What could make the user experience smoother?
Project Showcases: Am I showing off my projects the right way? 🛠️ Would you swipe right on my portfolio if it was a dev Tinder? 💻
General Advice: Got any pro-tips for leveling up my portfolio game? 🕹️ I want it to look less “first project” and more “hire this dev ASAP.”
A Little About Me: 😎
I’m all about front-end development, especially mastering the trifecta of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. I’ve been geeking out on DOM manipulation, responsive design, and building cool interactive features. One day I plan to dive into app development and join the ranks of sleep-deprived app devs. 🐱💻
Check out my portfolio here and let me know what you think! All constructive feedback is welcome—even if it's just to point out my inconsistent indentations... 😅
Thanks in advance, dev fam! 🙌
(Oh, and if anyone can figure out how to get my pig game to actually line up on mobile screens, I’ll owe you a lifetime supply of virtual high-fives. 🙌 I’ve been this close to chucking my laptop out the window at least three times in the last 3 hours. What you see now is the result of me wrestling with zero responsiveness to...well, slightly less zero responsiveness. 😂 Please send CSS prayers and media query magic my way!
Pig Game Repository)
Top comments (1)
nobody 😢 ... is it THAT bad?