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Posted by Eric Luna
Eric Luna
8,078 Points

I'm just about finished with my portfolio page other than a few tweaks here and there. Wanted to get some opinions.

All critiques, suggestions and comments, negative or positive are welcome. I just want to know what others think of my work so far. If you'd like to share yours as well that would be cool too. My website url is http://www.ericandrewluna.com

Simon Coates
Simon Coates
28,694 Points
Simon Coates
Simon Coates
28,694 Points

resume includes text "wesbite".

Simon Coates
Simon Coates
28,694 Points
Simon Coates
Simon Coates
28,694 Points

The main web site seems pretty solid. responsive. some nice stylistic decisions. Tried your cinema seeker. Entered ''The Sweet Hereafter". Got a result. was perplexed to see a next button. Clicked next out of uncertainty what it did. Now i have result displayed twice on the same page. kinda odd. Actually it took a couple clicks of the next button, if you need to recreate the circumstance.

2 Answers

Diogo Righi Barbosa
Diogo Righi Barbosa
5,023 Points
Diogo Righi Barbosa
Diogo Righi Barbosa
5,023 Points

It's cool! One thing I'll consider is changing the menu colors showing what section is active at the moment!

Neil Anuskiewicz
Neil Anuskiewicz
11,007 Points
Neil Anuskiewicz
Neil Anuskiewicz
11,007 Points

Eric, there are some minor edits to the writing that would improve the flow. For example, you use 'i.e.' where you should use 'e.g.' In a few places you use the this/that construct, which isn't ideal. I found things like that distracting and even caused me to pause for a second to determine whether you really meant to say that you were a 100% bootstrap guy (i.e., Bootstrap) or if that was just an example (e.g., Bootstrap). It didn't take more than a second to answer that as of course you meant it as an example but still you could smooth out those rough edges a bit.