Criticism (again)
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- d_rek0
Goradio,
I think what moamoa is getting at (and correct me if i'm wrong) but your portfolio not only represents your creative talent but should also be an extension of your personality. If the work is compromising (which the above poster definitely is) then it should not be in your portfolio. Personality wise this says that you're if you're willing to compromise on one thing you might as well compromise on everything.Professionalism is also perceived differently by different niche groups. For example, you're asking for feedback on your site from a design community (QBN) which consists mostly of professionals who are working in the field - most with impressive portfolios of their own I might add. Now the general public - or whomever you consider your 'clients' to be - may look at your site and think everything is just peachy because they are mostly uneducated about the nuances of design. However, the designers and professionals on this forum know otherwise.
Don't get me wrong though, you've got a great start. Sometimes you can chalk up inexperience to pride. The site is much better than the previous iteration though.