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Hi, I am starting out as a Junior Web Developer, however I have not come from a web-development background, and do not have a proper portfolio of any web work, so the best way I thought was to create a website for my own portfolio for all future work for employers to see.

 

Some problems I have noticed is that, in Internet Explorer if you click the menu buttons, the items disappear however if you move the cursor around after it re-appears again.

 

Secondly, some of the slide-up/down jQuery animations look a bit choppy in some browsers.

 

 

www.saleemrawn.com

Edited by RiskyShenanigan

Is that your first ever site? If so, it's pretty good for a first try!

 

I have a suggestion for the navigation - rather than have a block of white when you hover over, what do you think to just changing the font colour to white instead? IMO it would look a lot cleaner.

 

Also, try playing around with the layout of sections in the About Me and Contact page. It looks a bit odd in the center.

 

But other than that it's not bad!

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Is that your first ever site? If so, it's pretty good for a first try!

 

I have a suggestion for the navigation - rather than have a block of white when you hover over, what do you think to just changing the font colour to white instead? IMO it would look a lot cleaner.

 

Also, try playing around with the layout of sections in the About Me and Contact page. It looks a bit odd in the center.

 

But other than that it's not bad!

 

Thanks, yes this has been the first site I have created, haven't done any web development before, yer I know what you mean about the layout of those pages I wasn't sure where I wanted to put everything, so I just kept is simple but I will fiddle about and see what looks best.

 

Thanks for the tips.

 

Says in your about section you did Computer Science - but your not from that background? :S

 

Lol, I mean I don't come from a web development background, I haven't done HTML, CSS etc. during my degree, so making websites was all new to me, I spent about a month racing through tutorials, and this took about 2 weeks to do.

I haven't done HTML, CSS etc. during my degree, so making websites was all new to me, I spent about a month racing through tutorials, and this took about 2 weeks to do.

 

If it so than its good.

I do not like the background. I think it´s to heavy.

The suggestion from MarkJaner for the navigation is good.

It would take the site to a lighter design.

 

However nice that you did the corner with css. You used a lot of coding and that is good.

If you would take the turn from MarkJaner you even would saving the JS you´ve just for Sprite.

You could do it just with text or with the background-position/ul-li in CSS. You do not need JS for that.

 

Optimization :-D

 

Keep on going there is a lot to do but for a few months lots of good ideas ... it is, as you say, "Intermediate".

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If it so than its good.

I do not like the background. I think it´s to heavy.

The suggestion from MarkJaner for the navigation is good.

It would take the site to a lighter design.

 

However nice that you did the corner with css. You used a lot of coding and that is good.

If you would take the turn from MarkJaner you even would saving the JS you´ve just for Sprite.

You could do it just with text or with the background-position/ul-li in CSS. You do not need JS for that.

 

Optimization :-D

 

Keep on going there is a lot to do but for a few months lots of good ideas ... it is, as you say, "Intermediate".

 

I may just try that, thanks for the tip.

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here you go with a nice tut

http://webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/advanced-css-menu

 

However this Technic is always nice. Maybe for your next design

 

Thanks for the site, I have seen a few websites with menus, they look very cool. I had so many ideas of how to design my website, especially with jQuery, it was a tad annoying when I was in the middle of making my website that I had a better idea for design or functionality, maybe I will use those for future re-designs, I thought it was best to keep it simple since this was my first site.

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