quasi aurora
Hello everyone, I'm a ux designer actively interviewing and refining my portfolio. My website is https://ronatwork.com
I'd appreciate 5-10 minutes of your time with my website/case studies for feedback on these points:
Any other feedback is also appreciated!
Thank you !
novel bison
hey saw your site
it is very information heavy..
you should try making it more visual heavy, and simplify things.. yes its nice to show the process but it is also necessary to make sure the viewer/interviewer can follow through while reading stuff
they may just run their eyes while looking at your work
what changes you can do imo.. first changing font.. very hard to read through this whole thing in this fonts
second.. working on hierarchy
third.. using info. very aptly.. only enough to give them some context.. you dont need to explain every frame in so detail
whatsthe strongest.. you have experience.. a googd amount of expereience and how you have added you learnings too.. leverage on these two things and improve other things asw
quasi aurora
@novel bison Thank you for your feedback! Much appreicated! Yes, i will take your feedback into account.
half osprey
Noted also where did you find the error so that I can correct it
quasi aurora
Giving this a bump to ask for more feedback. Much appreciated!
fossil pike
Macdonalds? Replace this with McDonalds. Personally, small errors like this can lower professionalism quickly — especially if it's for a brand at that size. Also, present this higher in your portfolio even if you can't dive into details. But... "These case studies are confidential. I'm happy to present the work privately if needed." NDAs are signed to not be discussed. This line is instantly breaking any trust. You basically said I know I shouldn't but I will break my contract if you just ask. This even questions the legitimacy of the case.
Also for a quick look at you're site, I wasn't sure what you actually do. Crank that UI/UX Design way up in your main header.