Details - 3/3
I spent a lot of time focusing on the content I wanted to include on my portfolio. I cleaned up all of my rationales, gathered logos and requested testimonials from places I worked at.
Personality & design - 3/3
My style is carried through my entire brand, from print to web, and its simplicity helps make my portfolio pieces shine. My sense of style and humour is lightly sprinkled throughout, which was exactly my intention.
Text content - 3/3
I made sure to thoroughout read through all of my content to make sure that I had no grammatical errors. No placeholder text can be found anywhere, and all of the copy is my own writing.
Accessibility - 2/3
By using skip links, alt tags, roles, and active classes for easy tabbing, I paid close attention to accessibility. I still feel like I could have done more however. Maybe my text could have better readability on my homepage banner—the gradient could be stronger.
Pages & images - 3/3
No placeholder images can be found on my website. All imagery is mine, and I’ve included as many sketches, processes, and final photos as I could.
Image quality - 2/3
I’m deducting myself a point here because in my quest to making my website load faster, I’ve shrunk most of my images to the max and lost quality in the process.
Responsiveness - 3/3
My website is responsive across all devices, from 320px to 2500px as required.
Performance - 2/3
Similarly to what I’ve mentioned in image quality, my website is definitely not loading in under a second. I’ve tried shrinking my images as much as possible, and got rid of as much redundant code as possible, but it’s still loading in almost two seconds. However, in testing, I get green As in performance rating.
Code quality - 3/3
I've used Jekyll for the majority of my sections, such as header, footer, meta tags, descriptions and banners throughout to reduce code duplications. I also went through my code to make sure I had no redundancy in my CSS files.
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@thomasjbradley sarahabel.art
Details - 3/3 I spent a lot of time focusing on the content I wanted to include on my portfolio. I cleaned up all of my rationales, gathered logos and requested testimonials from places I worked at.
Personality & design - 3/3 My style is carried through my entire brand, from print to web, and its simplicity helps make my portfolio pieces shine. My sense of style and humour is lightly sprinkled throughout, which was exactly my intention.
Text content - 3/3 I made sure to thoroughout read through all of my content to make sure that I had no grammatical errors. No placeholder text can be found anywhere, and all of the copy is my own writing.
Accessibility - 2/3 By using skip links, alt tags, roles, and active classes for easy tabbing, I paid close attention to accessibility. I still feel like I could have done more however. Maybe my text could have better readability on my homepage banner—the gradient could be stronger.
Pages & images - 3/3 No placeholder images can be found on my website. All imagery is mine, and I’ve included as many sketches, processes, and final photos as I could.
Image quality - 2/3 I’m deducting myself a point here because in my quest to making my website load faster, I’ve shrunk most of my images to the max and lost quality in the process.
Responsiveness - 3/3 My website is responsive across all devices, from 320px to 2500px as required.
Performance - 2/3 Similarly to what I’ve mentioned in image quality, my website is definitely not loading in under a second. I’ve tried shrinking my images as much as possible, and got rid of as much redundant code as possible, but it’s still loading in almost two seconds. However, in testing, I get green As in performance rating.
Code quality - 3/3 I've used Jekyll for the majority of my sections, such as header, footer, meta tags, descriptions and banners throughout to reduce code duplications. I also went through my code to make sure I had no redundancy in my CSS files.
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