My website & portfolio

[ronald-designs]

i have much idea to implent in my site but takes some time to work it all out i think ill put some moving flash into the header (i did before but it was very ugly and the colors didnt match so i removed it and made a static header)

i may want some customize css so people can change the color of the site on a tab to what they like but got have to think how im gona do that :p

and maybe some reaction system so people can respond but need to work with database some more for that..

for foreign languages im gonna need to rebuild the whole splashpage so im gonna need to think good for that also.. but its handy to put it in english so more people can understand it

[PR Design]

Hi, I have to agree with most of the comments up there ^^. It is nice and clean and uncluttered however which is always a good thing.

I have been designing for almost a year now and have found that you improve massively if you just get a bit of direction from forums like these, just keep tweaking & good look.

[dannynosleeves]

There are pros and cons to your site for sure.

For your lack of skill/knowledge it isnt bad. There are far worse website out there built by designers.

It is certianly a start. My reccomendation is to go out and learn more, than take what you have learned and use it to build a new portfolio page.

I always practice new things Ive learned on my own site. I must have 10 versions of my portfolio site on my hard drive! lol.

Check out http://www.lynda.com for some good video classes.

[Mack]

Great suggestions for you here.

[petra]

the splash page is a little jumpy

[prewe]

in my ff-browser it looks all messed up

[PR Design]

Originally Posted by prewe

in my ff-browser it looks all messed up

I'm on FF XP SP2 and it looks fine.

[ronald-designs]

Originally Posted by prewe

in my ff-browser it looks all messed up

can be true i rebuilded the tables and divs and removed a LOT of unused crap and upped it but there were still issues therefore ill check both IE AND FF.

its irritating that the dominating IE sets the 'wrong' elements 'right' and many people say FF sets its wrong, but FF is the browser that sets it correctly.

1 thing that bugs me is the menu in FF but ill look at it later :)