dig the style, but here's my obligatory "can't read anything on windows" comment.

Aesthetically, I like your site a lot. That said, if I come to your website because I want to see your portfolio, I should not have to play some puzzle game to find what I am looking for. Just some constructive criticism.

Great example of using reveal.js to its full potential. Lovely.

Didn't enjoy it man. I liked some of the images but overall, not a good experience for me.

Some of the text was almost illegible, even on a mac. The navigation buries some of the most important content behind dozens of spacebar clicks and makes scanning impossible. I just now noticed that you can press ESC, but I (and others users) missed that instruction on the homepage. Most sites don't come with a manual so I'm not used to looking out for one.

I wasn't keeping an eye on the arrows in the bottom right, so I was unaware that I had multiple options on some slides. Anyway, one of my cursor keys is busted, so the design is inaccessible for me.

Your resume was extremely difficult to read, even after zooming in. Text is way too small.

I like the direction you're headed with the color scheme but I think the contrast is too high.

Finally, the transitions are pretty nice but I think they're a tad sluggish.

Hope that was of some help :)

One of the only portfolio sites that got me to read some of the copy (I usually just scroll through to look at pictures)! I really dig it!

Some constructive feedback:

• Your work history body copy is too small to read (even on Mac). Try increasing the font size.

• The instructions page has more copy than necessary.You can pare it down to one line, i.e. "Swipe or use the arrow keys to navigate"

• Try adding in a mouse swipe feature for people who don't want to use arrow keys (ex: http://www.brandonwalkin.com/)

Hey, nice site! And small world, I also went to Forest Hills elementary school.

Colours and typography I like. Interesting navigation too. However, I don't see why they didn't allow scrolling? Maybe using scroll locking to each section.

Hey man,

The art direction is pretty swell, I really like it but I think navigation could use some improvement, especially for people like me that didn't read the text and tried to navigate the site with the mouse. It felt a bit restricting getting stuck in a small circle in order to move around in such a large canvas.

Also, I get the humor part but I really don't think you need to list where you went to high school & elementary school. It's just irrelevant information.

I would love to see something about your capabilities instead, preferably not in bar charts but still available in someway.

Cheers!

Doesn't really work for me either.

It feels a bit like 'click, click, click, woosh, woosh' haven't read anything, didn't look at anything.

Now I might not be your target audience and that is fine, but I wonder if you asked yourself these questions:

Who are you targeting?And what do you want from them?

You say : "The goal of my resume was to differentiate myself from abundance of that simple & minimal look"

But what if that is what works? If those people manage to convert visitors in to paying clients, or leave a potential hiring manager with a good impression, that what do they/you care that they are all the same? They are the same, because the problem they are solving is the same.

(after I visited your site for the second time, and hit the escape key as suggested in the comments, the site actually made a lot more sense and worked more pleasantly)

Nice work bud !

Nice! Loving the keyboard shortcuts. I did want to point out that I was distracted by the big beautiful photos and actually missed the option to select down arrows after first tapping on the right arrow.

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I really enjoyed perusing your site. Well done- it was fun and beautiful! And you did a particularly great job at story telling.

This is great.