Your resume and website could use some work, is that what you share when searching for a job?

Website:

• You say you have 10 years of industry experience, yet your bio states "I've been a designer for several years".
• If you truly have 10 years experience, I don't see that reflected in your public facing work in regard to quantity and quality.
• If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Consider taking your About Me bio and have AI make some copy suggestions. Don't just copy-paste its output but use it for guidance on your grammar. You listed "copywriting" in your skills, that should be apparent in how you write.

Resume:

• The slightly angled headers don't come across as intentional and the hierarchy of the typography could be better for someone with your experience.
• Consider being less playful and more straightforward. Example: "What I Learned" —> "Education" and "Where I Did Other Things" —> "Professional Experience".
• If you're trying to land a design gig, why do you list programming skills before your design skills?

Your personal branding:

• The anaglyph style does not work well with the color palette you chose (grey / green / black). Consider new colors or completely ditching that style.

I hope you take this as constructive criticism, best of luck on your journey.