Aceoko

Small border comes up. Maybe from the banner underneath the slideshow? Just thought I'd let you know. Oh and the sevices page has a title of 'flexslider 2'.
 
I'd categorise your work on your portfolio page. Someone who is looking for a web designer doesn't want to have to sift through work irrelevent to them. On the services page I believe the heading on the right is a subheading to the one on the left? Maybe make that more obvious. I thought they had no connection because they both are at the same level of hierarchy.
 
On the services page since you display the steps you take, maybe you could show something from that step, rather than the finished images? Like for planning, have a sketch wireframe or whatever image instead of the final product? That's an idea more than anything, but yeah.
 
This may be a preference as well but I prefer the logo of a website to be a link to the homepage rather than having a homepage link in the navigation. Doing that might add a little bit of nice white space too.
 
I find it odd that you ask for the budget on your contact form..?
 
I do like it though. It's simple and looking at your work you seem to like the colour blue. I like that the text selection colour has been changed too lol...I honestly didn't know you could do that, never came to mind.

Wow, what the hell? What you did was wrong.

Well what's your style? Whats your personality? It's purely down to you. Don't try and tailor your website to get you the most interviews. Tailor it to get the most relevant interviews.
 
If you have a corporate-looking website, devoid of any character then you'll more than likely end up working for someone the same.
 
If your website is creative, it shows you have a good personality and you break out the "norm". You'll work for a more exciting company.
 
This is only something you can do, and not what we advise.
 
Your portfolio will the bane of your life. I'm always fed up with mine, changing it all the time. But you have to have a time when you say your done. You'll know