I've created it from scratch, using HTML5 + CSS + Javascript [jQuery (I'm in love with jQuery
) ]Here's the main page screenshot:
www.oryzhon.com/vitor
I would like some feedback, on if the site is good promotion for web dev and etc
My Portfolio Website
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vitinho444
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My Portfolio Website
Hello guys, I've decided to create a portfolio website to promote my skills and to get my future employers to know more about me and my work.
I've created it from scratch, using HTML5 + CSS + Javascript [jQuery (I'm in love with jQuery ) ]
Here's the main page screenshot:
www.oryzhon.com/vitor
I would like some feedback, on if the site is good promotion for web dev and etc
I've created it from scratch, using HTML5 + CSS + Javascript [jQuery (I'm in love with jQuery
) ]Here's the main page screenshot:
www.oryzhon.com/vitor
I would like some feedback, on if the site is good promotion for web dev and etc
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Jackolantern
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Re: My Portfolio Website
Looking good My only tip would be to remove that you were the "CEO" or "president" of your own company unless it was a functioning company that made self-sustaining income. The issue is that you don't want to come across sounding like you are over-extending your previous experience, even though I know that isn't what you are doing. A potential employer sees that and may think "Oh boy, this guy may try to BS his way into a at least a middle-management job". Instead, I suggest to change the wording on that part to "founder", as that kind of gets away from the business lingo.
My only tip would be to remove that you were the "CEO" or "president" of your own company unless it was a functioning company that made self-sustaining income. The issue is that you don't want to come across sounding like you are over-extending your previous experience, even though I know that isn't what you are doing. A potential employer sees that and may think "Oh boy, this guy may try to BS his way into a at least a middle-management job". Instead, I suggest to change the wording on that part to "founder", as that kind of gets away from the business lingo.The indelible lord of tl;dr
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vitinho444
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Re: My Portfolio Website
Wow thanks for the feedback and the tip
Removed CEO and now it's founder, Oryzhon Studios is not a official company, more like a group of people making games.
Removed CEO and now it's founder, Oryzhon Studios is not a official company, more like a group of people making games.
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hallsofvallhalla
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Re: My Portfolio Website
Not only that I have turned people down for jobs who had CEO because it makes someone think they are high priced and will move on when a better deal comes along. Founder sounds much better. Makes people instantly think this guy or gal is smart and is creative and has the drive.
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Jackolantern
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Re: My Portfolio Website
Most definitely!hallsofvallhalla wrote:Not only that I have turned people down for jobs who had CEO because it makes someone think they are high priced and will move on when a better deal comes along. Founder sounds much better. Makes people instantly think this guy or gal is smart and is creative and has the drive.
The indelible lord of tl;dr
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vitinho444
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Re: My Portfolio Website
I was lucky to show the website here, now that i think it is awkward to apply for a job if you are a CEO xDhallsofvallhalla wrote:Not only that I have turned people down for jobs who had CEO because it makes someone think they are high priced and will move on when a better deal comes along. Founder sounds much better. Makes people instantly think this guy or gal is smart and is creative and has the drive.