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.
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.
Thnx for the Feedback bro, I will change it accordingly 🙂.