Re-design of Personal Portfolio Site

Dude, this is fantastic, I'm honestly almost speechless and Hopefully one day I will be this good.

There isnt much for me to say, but the things i have to say are important.

Your logo/name are just a bit too big. They really OVERPOWER everything, Usually my rule of thumb is to keep the logo no more than half the size of my container (width)

Also, your navigation gets lost, I'm really completely unsure what You should do for a background, But i think you can handle.. ;)

:o Definately added to Faves.

I like the style of this a lot. I always like to give reviews in a way that communicates how my brain progresses through the content when I first see it. So here goes:

ah, cupcake...this site has that kind of edgy/nature feel... maybe they make all natural-cupcakes...looking at name, oh - 14 years of experience!...experience in what exactly? (looking for job title or something like that...websites built...ah web-designer!

So what it comes down to for me is two things:

1. making it clear that the featured content is not what you do but something you made (you made the site, not the cupcakes). maybe just get a wider shot on the site rather than just he main image on their site

2. making the title of "web designer" stand out more. I totally see where you are coming from with the blocks of font-full text but in that, things get lost.

love the colors, the logo works as well. Cheers!

First of all, I love it! I love your style and the colors, etc.

It definitely took me a little while to figure out exactly what the purpose of the site was....

I think currently my eyes struggle to decide where to look first between the big box of text and the cupcake... I think there are two main things you want to get across: 1) who you are and 2) what you've done, what previous clients have said about your work.

Maybe focus on those two columns and then support each of those with the two boxes... so basically moving the big text box below the Who Am I text and moving the Cupcake and other work below What They Say? Also, drawing more attention to the titles Who Am I and What They Say...

It looks great though! Good luck

Hey, I see that you change your design a bit and it's now much more better..

I love your background and your header too..

but I only have two points

1. the font in "Who Am I ?" an at the end in the footer is so tiny and I think it will be readable if you increase it's size a bit..
2. I am with the man who talks about the "14 YEARS EXPERIENCE" I think you could change the order of the words in the sentence to make more clearly .

after all very nice design and concept.

1. Super Inspiring! I love to see a portfolio site that is professional and has personality at the same time. it's a rare thing to find! I love seeing stuff like this as I work on my own portfolio site. You definitely met your objective!

2. Beautiful use of textures!

3. As others have said, the navigation does get a little bit lost. If you want to stay with Google fonts for your navigation, you might want to go with Molengo even though it isn't as fun as the handwriting font you are currently using. It would be a lot more legible.

4. Under the "who am I?" blurb next to your picture, you might want to make sure the "contact me" at the bottom looks more "clickable". At least underline it. Maybe even make it a button. YOu could even use the same "let's chat" verbiage from the nav bar.

This is a phenomenal design.

With that said, The only thing that jumps out at me is the recent work image. I like the background, but the mobile my site image is too clean. I would say maybe try overlaying it onto the bg so it looks like the whole image is a grunge paper texture. I hope this helps.

Other that that one thing, It looks great.

Wow, what a design. I completely agree with the previous reviews, this is great!

I like how you used the textures and colours; although yellow and blue are difficult to use together (at least, that's my experience).

My 'problem' is the balance of the individuel elements isn't correct. My first impression was that the header was an advertisement block, while it's more of a tagline. Your navigation isn't clear enough; at first glance I thought this was a one-page-layout.

As a final and small remark, I think it would look great if the trees at the bottom would show to the left and the right of the footer. The header has this yellow grunge-style texture show to the left and right, it would make more sense the footer would have a similar design.