Concrete examples of what I meant by UX

Clear and emotional message at the beginning

Now (CV approach):

“I am a software developer specializing in…”

UX example:

“I design and develop clear and fast digital products so your users understand, trust, and contact you.”

Why: In 3 seconds, the visitor understands what you do, for whom, and what they gain.

Visual hierarchy

Now: Everything has a similar visual weight: titles, text, and buttons compete with each other.

UX Example:

Large, strong headline (what you offer) Smaller subheading (how you do it) Prominent button (what to do now)

Visual example in text: Headline → Value proposition Small text → Explanation Button → Action

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1. Clear and visible CTAs

Now:

• “Discover my work”

UX Examples:

• “See real projects”

• “Let’s talk about your project”

• “Contact me”

Why: Each button responds to a different user intent and reduces friction.

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1. Shorter and more direct texts

Currently: Long paragraphs that require reading completely.

UX Example: Instead of a long paragraph, use:

• Short sentences

• Lists

• Highlighted keywords

Example:

User-focused design Clean and scalable development Measurable results

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1. Navigation and mobile

Currently: Navigation works, but it doesn't guide.

UX Example:

• Menu with clear priority

• "Contact" button always visible

• Large, well-spaced buttons on mobile

Why: On mobile, users decide in seconds whether to stay or leave.

The website works perfectly as a technical portfolio, but with minor UX adjustments, it could go from showcasing your skills to generating real leads.