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Just updated my portfolio site, still changing and evolving but would appreciate some feedback!

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Recently updated my portfolio site, would like some honest feedback on it!

 

It's still under construction as I am currently working on some other projects at the moement.

 

Tim Horwood portfolio

Your site looks okay. Is clear and easy to read. I don't like is the scrolling effect at the right. To be honest I'd rather scroll down the whole page, than within the right column Blog container. Maybe move the navigation away slightly from your logo heading as is a bit crushed looking there. Changing the background colour of the page to make the container stand out a little more may bring some colour to your site, but I think it is not bad.

Hi Tim,

I´m sorry to say that IMO it´s really bad - totally out of balance. You want people to hire you, so your work and site should sell this. The biggest thing on your site is a twitter and RSS logo. Where´s the work? What on your homepage will make me look further into your site? You should be proud of the work you´ve done so show it.

Yeah, i agree with the frame thing.

 

Plus don't people have blogs to increase the amount of traffic to their site, more blog posts means more serp exposure, amongst other things. So having it hosted on blogspot, won't that drive alot of traffic to the wrong site? Kinda defying many of the points as to why so many companies/freelancers actually keep a blog along side portfolio.

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