Company Website/Personal Portfolio

[artilleryatx]

Hey guys I've been working on this website for about a week now and just wanted to get some input on what is good what is bad.

http://infusedesign.org

thanks

[Randomhero]

I've seen some of your work posted here before and I like it a lot. The website seems very cleanly put together. The portfolio section in particular I think is well designed, there is neither a lot of clicking or scrolling to see the work.

The only thing I don't agree with is the images you chose in the about me section. I don't see the professional significance of showing your computer set up and/or a super close up of a keyboard and some wires. I would lean more towards possible a shot of you working on something or possibly a lay out of some mock-ups.

Great site tho, the colors run together well and image/text placement looks well done to me.

[urstwile]

That white outline around the image on the home page needs some work, or elimination, or somethin'.

[Randomhero]

You think so? I thought it defined the images pretty nicely :p .

[Mr_LeE]

Your website looks good mate, If only you could add a "next" and previous" script to your java popups of your works so i can jump from work to work hehe.

Nevertheless good job.

[tZ]

Every time a project is closed from lightbox the screen flickers three times. Something you may want to look into. However, other than that nice job. Some of your more typographical work is quite nice. Yet still I find your choosen class names sort of funny – block-block block. Not that its wrong. However, on a more technical note if you ever work on a larger site and stick to that convention your going to have a tough time managing the the CSS. On a smaller site like this one though it ptobably wouldn't be a problem. Generally its best be descriptive with your class tags. Unless you are using them as a class library (etc. .clear-left { clear:left; } );

[artilleryatx]

The only thing I don't agree with is the images you chose in the about me section. I don't see the professional significance of showing your computer set up and/or a super close up of a keyboard and some wires. I would lean more towards possible a shot of you working on something or possibly a lay out of some mock-ups.
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Yeah those are more of place holders till i get a nice camera to take a picture with but i understand how they don't look very good.



Every time a project is closed from lightbox the screen flickers three times. Something you may want to look into. However, other than that nice job. Some of your more typographical work is quite nice. Yet still I find your choosen class names sort of funny – block-block block. Not that its wrong. However, on a more technical note if you ever work on a larger site and stick to that convention your going to have a tough time managing the the CSS. On a smaller site like this one though it ptobably wouldn't be a problem. Generally its best be descriptive with your class tags. Unless you are using them as a class library (etc. .clear-left { clear:left; } );


Yeah i've noticed that as well i thought it just might be my browser but I'm def. going to look into that, and the classes are kind of weird I'm using Drupal for my CMS and it has some odd class names for different views and such but im going to go into my css and clean it up a little now since I'm done.


If only you could add a "next" and previous" script to your java popups of your works so i can jump from work to work



Yeah i turned that function off for some reason but I will add it back on now.

[dwagener]

I see some definite Scott Hansen inspiration in a couple of the pieces... I'm a big fan of his work. I think your site looks great, your portfolio's very clean - good job. I really like the wood background and how you can view your portfolio pieces. Like randomhero mentioned, I would pick some other pics for the About page but other than that looks good :)

[tZ]

ahh… That explains a lot.

[Shiva]

Looks good (I especially like the wood texture on the main image), but I think the content could use a bit more padding on the sides :)

PS, doesn't flicker for me when you exit the lightbox.