Stephen.Rance

Thank you! I've added the Twitter logo next the the Tweet, looks much better in my opinion!

Ok done. I replaced it with the "Back to top" link and you can swap them around when you get onto a lower-width resolution - seems more logical that way as you've got a lot more scrolling to do.

Ok I've added a picture of me, hoping the positioning is OK as I think it looks pretty good there and works well with the responsive design. I've also implemented some jQuery to add a little engagement to the website. Opinions? (portfolio still not applied, am getting there though!) Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback guys! Yea ideally I want to add an image of myself, am working on that now without disrupting the design of the page! I like the colour scheme, ok it may seem 'bland' but the most important thing is that it's easy on the eye and there are a few nice subtle touches which I feel polishes up the page a little. *facepalm* on the "Copywrite" haha. Changed. As for the portfolio examples, I will admit my previous stuff I did at University was terrible (I wouldn't employ myself with the stuff I did) as the majority of it wasn't graded based on the visual design. So will have to spice it up once this is done! However I will include a temp portfolio as an idea and go from there. Thanks again!

Ok thanks for the feedback. Since the last time I asked for feedback, I've gone through a drastic re-design. I realised the previous design was absolute crap and I can do better! Take a look at the new design (still a draft ofcourse, but have added some nice features I've learnt). Same address. Thanks. P.S. Still working on content though!

Thank you for your feedback, zed! Yes the portfolio pieces themselves need tidying up! As for the 'Inspirational Websites' section, I am not very good at footers, what would you recommend to put in there?

Hello there! I'm in the process of designing a new website for my online portfolio, to show potential employers what I can do and how far I've come from starting. I was told about using forums to get feedback, so here I am! I'm in the middle of tidying up behind-the-scenes (including changing the Javascript mouseover events into CSS hover, moving the faded background images to an IE-only stylesheet and implement CSS3, etc) so most of the things you point out there are probably being edited out. (And I will get a better URL once the draft is complete and I have done some research into a new host). Thanks guys! http://steve.nexuswebsites.co.uk/