Hey 👋, Guys I just Made My Portfolio Site and wanted to share you with all, It is Made using React.js
It has some Flaws that are yet to be Resolved.
Pls have a look at this & give Your Review.
Thanks.
Hey 👋, Guys I just Made My Portfolio Site and wanted to share you with all, It is Made using React.js
It has some Flaws that are yet to be Resolved.
Pls have a look at this & give Your Review.
Thanks.
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Top comments (43)
It is a nice site and I'd hate to nitpick but I'd suggest looking into a few things:
Thnx for the feedback bro 🙂
I will do the required chages
I can recommend creating a simple hook that sets the
document.title
on page change 😁Looks nice. I have 2 comments.... First, your GitHub link is broken. Just get a 404 error. One of the first things I look for in a developer portfolio site is a link to any open source they've worked on such as a link to GitHub or GitLab or BitBucket, etc. It looks like your GitHub link in your DEV profile is also broken.
My second comment is that as a fan of 1980s games, I was disappointed that the Pacman went away after a couple seconds. My first thought when seeing the animated Pacman was: cool, Pacman, what's it going to do? So I was a bit disappointed when it was just a momentary placeholder. But that's just me and not particularly important.
Here is my GitHub profile link
github.com/jayant818
Actually I have changed my username that's why the link is broken.
Also, Thnx for visiting my portfolio site.
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 🙂.
Looks good
But there is a strange behavior I think
It stays on text on the first click and returns to the icon on the second click
onMouseEnter it reveals the name and onMouseLeave it will show the icon again
But I think on mobile it's not working.
will correct it 🙂
But note that mouseover events don't auto work on mobile until you touch the element. So I think that is why.
I'll be honest I don't like the site nav for two reasons:
Site nav should be static, always the same size and shape no matter what page
It completely dissapears and is replaced with just "Go Back" on every page that isn't the home page
Accesibility is very important in the Modern Web, for two major reasons:
Google ranks pages with high lighthouse scores as higher in search
It makes the website readable by those with accessibility issues (such as vision problems, inability to navigate using a mouse, etc.)
And I'll be honest, your website doesn't rank particularly high on accessibility.
Really captivating, nice one
Thnx
How did you achieve the animations, most expecially the typing.
I really want to know how you did that
I have Actually Used this Package
npmjs.com/package/react-typical
Oh thanks bro 🙌
Hi 👋, I have only one comment - the geometric shapes on the background looks cool, bud on some screen sizes it makes text a little bit difficult to read. If someone with some eye disorded would visit your page it woldu meake bigger issue for him/her.
Otherwise it looks good, I like the design And loading is rly cool 😁
Nice to see another Colt's student. 😋
😁