julianredmond / julianredmond.ca

The starter portfolio repository, basically empty, but with a few helper files.
https://angry-jackson-0923ea.netlify.com/pattern-library/#brand
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Final Portfolio Website #10

Open julianredmond opened 4 years ago

julianredmond commented 4 years ago

www.julianredmond.ca

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Details No sweating Some details sweat Sweat all the details Disgusting, dripping, sweaty details
Personality & design Bland, boring, just another graphic designer Fairly generic, visual design could be pushed more Quality layouts and unique, personable content & design Unique and recognizable as you, with engaging, personable content & design
Text content Fake content only Some real content, some fake All real content but with lots of errors Real content, well written, no grammar or spelling errors
Accessibility No considerations Added some alt attributes, nothing else Just the basics: alt attributes, roles Accessibility is well considered and tested
Pages & images Barely started Missing lots of pages & images Has most of the pages, some placeholder images All pages exist and are well done with complete imagery
Image quality Only placeholder images Some portfolio piece images Lots of images but low quality High quality portfolio images — and lots of them
Responsiveness Not responsive Works on some screens Responsive but with lots of awkwardness Looks great on all screen sizes
Performance Mega slow… Slow… Could load faster Blazing fast awesomeness
JavaScript
(If it exists)
Completely broken Semi-functional Works okay but the non-JavaScript experience is better Very much improves the experience
Code quality Barely started Indentation is barely existent, lots of validation errors, very poor semantics Decent indentation, just a couple validation errors, decent semantics Well indented, fully valid, good semantics

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25.5/30

One thing I struggled with this term was collecting all of the images of my portfolio artwork that I needed and organizing them into a pleasing format. Another challenge for me was using the md files and the include system because my site was done differently from last term and I found it very complicated. I applied what I learned this term and all past terms to figure out these challenges. In the future, I could improve this site by using more than one page as there is a ton of content here and doing this would increase organization.

I've given myself 25.5 out of 30 points because my site is fairly detailed with lots of well grided images and hover states, the design represents me well and is consistent throughout the whole website, the text content is well written, edited and easy to understand, there are plenty of mid to high quality images, it's responsive on all screens, it's pretty fast to load, and finally the code quality is above acceptable.

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