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Generally, but I saw your portfolio. Was nice. Feel free to post it.

Alright then, thanks.

Edit: http://i6.minus.com/iBjlEu35JCMVv.png

(2013-03-20, 07:14 PM)Eric J. Wrote: [ -> ]Alright then, thanks.

http://i5.minus.com/ib1ITaxJyBfh93.png

That looks great Eric! Good work!!

I especially like the Unova image section. I wonder what 1% of HTML you are missing

edit: noticed the circle for jQuery is about the same as the others, but it's 18% less then the others

What do those things mean?

Also, that is not a photo to put on your professional site, man!

(2013-03-20, 08:33 PM)Jason L. Wrote: [ -> ]

(2013-03-20, 07:14 PM)Eric J. Wrote: [ -> ]Alright then, thanks.

http://i5.minus.com/ib1ITaxJyBfh93.png

That looks great Eric! Good work!!

I especially like the Unova image section. I wonder what 1% of HTML you are missing

edit: noticed the circle for jQuery is about the same as the others, but it's 18% less then the others

Thanks Jason. The charts aren't really accurate. xD

(2013-03-20, 09:06 PM)brad-t Wrote: [ -> ]What do those things mean?

Also, that is not a photo to put on your professional site, man!

Those things?

As for the photo, it's the best I have atm, so I need to make it work for now. xD

I would assume brad is talking about the circles. Do they represent your level of proficiency maybe? I never really saw the point in showcasing something like that. Why would I hire someone 80% knowledgeable in jQuery? What if the 20% gap is crucial for my project? And why 99% instead of 100%? Maybe those specific numbers are just placeholders, but anything other than 100% will not be well perceived by a potential customer. I think you're better off just making some sort of a list of your skills and pointing to previous projects and experiences, testimonials, etc.

Also, what happened to this mockup? I liked it a little better personally, though this one is nice too.

(2013-03-20, 09:55 PM)Fábio Maia Wrote: [ -> ]I would assume brad is talking about the circles. Do they represent your level of proficiency maybe? I never really saw the point in showcasing something like that. Why would I hire someone 80% knowledgeable in jQuery? What if the 20% gap is crucial for my project? And why 99% instead of 100%? Maybe those specific numbers are just placeholders, but anything other than 100% will not be well perceived by a potential customer. I think you're better off just making some sort of a list of your skills and pointing to previous projects and experiences, testimonials, etc.

Also, what happened to this mockup? I liked it a little better personally, though this one is nice too.

True, but then again if I don't put my comfort level with each one I might end up getting a job I can't figure something out on.

(Also they really helped fill the layout a bit. xD)

I'll try to find something else to replace it with, hm....


Also, about the old design, I believe I have it coded somewhere, but I just don't like it any more really, lol.

Definitely don't do the circles.

Thanks for the suggestions guys, I updated it:

http://i3.minus.com/ipt3AVmjXWrit.png