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July 11, 2012 at 9:20 pm #38876
yrsengar
MemberI been working on my personal portfolio since few days and I would really appreciate your view on my website.
about the website:
– Website is not responsive yet but planning to make it one.
– Have used some CSS3.
– No idea about what to put in to footer. Should I keep the footer same for every page?Here is the link to my website: http://www.yogeshsengar.com
Thanks in advance for you suggestions.
YogeshJuly 11, 2012 at 9:54 pm #105908theacefes
MemberI’m not sure whether English is your second language or if you just haven’t gotten around to it but I would definitely recommend using a proofreader/spellchecker before you go live with that site.
July 11, 2012 at 10:27 pm #105912yrsengar
Member@ kgscott284 : i will definitely reduce the image size. thanks
@theacefes : English is not my first language and I fixed spelling mistakes. I will always use spell checker now on before going live, thanks.July 12, 2012 at 8:42 pm #106004July 18, 2012 at 12:26 am #106295yrsengar
Member@krysak4ever Thank you so much for your suggestions and time. It really helped me a lot and I implemented few things u suggested.
The reason i didn’t use HTML5 is because i wanted my website to maintain a decent look in IE browsers too. I used CSS3 and will use fall-backs for that.
My locations is not much important as i do most of my work remotely so i decided to go with small sized map.
about-me-pageand about the border and button color on the work page, when i was designing it, I thought the same thing you suggested but i used grey shades instead and you will see why if you have look at this work-portfolio-page
Again thank you so much, i really appreciate it :)
July 18, 2012 at 1:35 pm #106323snillor
MemberModernizr does not “enable HTML5” in any browser. If a browser doesn’t support border-radius, Modernizr will not magically change that.
What Modernizr does is examine the user agent (browser) to determine what features (including HTML5 stuff) it supports. It adds class names to HTML elements indicating which features are and are not supported by the browser being used. You can use these class names as styling hooks for alternate styling to work around or simulate unsupported features.
July 18, 2012 at 2:00 pm #106326snillor
MemberI apologize for misinterpreting your statement.
You are correct that Modernizr includes the html5 shiv. So if you already are using Modernizr, there’s no need to separately reference the shiv. If you aren’t using Modernizr, then you’ll probably want to reference the shiv – many people get it from Google:
July 19, 2012 at 12:56 pm #106424alisonmaehinch
ParticipantWhat do you plan on using to make it responsive?
I am currently using bootstrap for a few of my projects and have found it easy to use.
As for your design a lot of the suggestions that have been given are pretty good.
July 19, 2012 at 3:26 pm #106439yrsengar
MemberThanks for your suggestions guys……. :)
@alisonmaehinch @krysak4ever I have only worked on couple of responsive websites so i don’t know much about responsive web design and I’m still learning it. As @krysak4ever suggested, i will probably write from scratch.
You guessed it right, I’m not that good with colours .But as i said, I am still learning responsive webdesign, it would be really helpful if you guys could point some of the resources where i can learn from :)
July 23, 2012 at 6:51 am #106618yrsengar
Member@krysak4ever Thanks :)
July 23, 2012 at 9:29 am #106624paintba11er89
MemberThe word “Hire” was a little hard for me to read.
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