Project for my portfolio

Hi Erik! As James mentioned the link you provided is to the websites Github repo so it's a little difficult to judge the design without seeing the actual site.

In regards to the form, you could try and find a php script that you could plug in so that it can send emails. Or you could use a form builder like Wufoo or Simple Form that will handle those scripts for you. You'd still be able to use your form design for certain form builders. OR hopefully someone will contribute and help out that way! :)

Lastly kudos for using Github! Github is great for project management and collaboration. There's a common misconception that Github is just for displaying your code or showing how often you work. It's not, in fact there are many many organizations out there that use Github and have nothing to do with coding or developing. Github is about managing your projects, keeping them organized, collaborating with others and being apart of an awesome community. That being said I really appreciate you encouraging others to contribute to your project! So awesome.

Keep up the awesome work! :)

*Note removed previous critiques since they were for the wrong site. Oops!

Project for ur portfolio? i have a project that can change ur life. I am building a social networking website, and u guys can join if u want

email me at lakindu1.jayathilaka@gmail.com

Hi Erik, I took another look at your git zipped website.

Even though it's still somewhat tedious to archive it in such a fashion, the site itself doesn't look too bad once you download it, unzip it and run it in a browser.

Had some issues in IE6-IE8, but you should be able to use modernizr to correct that:

https://teamtreehouse.com/library/css-layout-techniques/flexbox-layout/providing-fallbacks-with-modernizr

I like the fluid response grid, but the links back to the main page (from the sub pages) should probably be at the top, not the bottom (so it doesn't have issues on small mobile screens).

The blue to gold(?) to grey gradient just doesn't work for me personally,

but it looks like it's for a business so maybe it's alright in that context.

Noticed something else...

Most responsive menu systems turn into a hamburger icon or a vertically stack set of menu items., so it's interesting you decided to go

with the "shrink the text size of the nav menu items but keep them horizontally oriented" approach.

Kristopher Van Sant mentioned an already built and live site for the same business

(but didn't provide the link)

I believe it is:

http://www.elek-kele.ro/

It is a very nicely responsive liquid/flex grid site, with hamburger icon and a lot more visually striking color images.

The only issue is the text in the header (top dark section) overflows into the green section

instead of pusinh down (and enlarging( the dark header background as the browser viewport

is resized...or you could do a resizing of the text with media query code as in the github site.

The two site could be combined to bring out the best features of both,

which is what my "honest opinion" recommendation would be.

If your site does use php, then there is a way to code with php to

allow the copyright date to reflect the current year:

http://www.signore.net/code/copyright_code.php