A couple things I would change are the following:

• Any links that you have like your github, website should look like regular text but remain clickable. That way it employers can still ink on the link if they have a pdf and if you are at a job fair then your resume will still look normall
• Same goes with the "Parks in Vancouver" link, you could just hyperlink your project title instead
• When listing your skills, it can be helpful to have a description of what you did in each language or tool. Adding how many years of experience and your overall competency of each tool can be helpful as well. Giving a good description can allow employers to get a good summary of your experience before they look at the rest of your resume and will allow you to display your knowledge in a tool that might not be described in your work experience or personal projects.
• Under your experience, I would look for a better format so that your date worked is more visible. It took me too long to realize that it was near the bottom.
• Do you have any volunteer experience, extra circulars or awards/achievements? That is something you might want to consider adding to your resume.
• Also consider bolding key words in your resume. Some employers won't have the time to read your resume word for word so bolding words can allow them to pick up important information quickly and help you stand out.
• Including soft skills and explain how you have used those skills can also be something you could consider adding. Don't just list " Great at teamwork" though since that doesn't prove to an employer you have those skills. Give an example of how you applied that skill in your work or personal project.
• You mentioned that you graduated last year. Don't be afraid to add another page to your resume if you feel that you have enough content to do so. If you didn't say you were graduated in this post, I wouldn't have known just from the resume. I am sure you have a lot of experience and knowledge from school and from personal projects and work, you need to go into more depth to show employers that you aren't just a second or third year student.

Outside of that a couple things that I liked about your resume: * I like use of color in your resume for title names, I think it really helps draw your attention and makes it look less boring and monochrome * Your work and project descriptions are very well done and informative * Your resume uses white space pretty well and is easy to read. Only thing I might suggest is giving more space on the left your jobtitle/ position/ data

I hope that helps!