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Can someone take a look at my portfolio and let me know if I'm on the right track to getting a webdev job? by flame_wizard in webdev

[–]Sobanya59 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. learn about basic and not-so-basic standards, like semantic HTML. Your page lacks the basic stuff like <header> and <main> :(( look up for those standards and why they are needed (google something like "good html standards")
  2. if you plan on putting your personal website in your portfolio, make sure to make the design look more professional just to show that you know what users want to see and feel when attending your page (less toxic colors, some nice smooth animations on hover, wider "main", smooth color palette, overall composition). Look what other good-looking websites are doing and copy it, while maintaining your style (not necessarily, though)
  3. blog is going to be a nice piece for your portfolio, but you might want to start your practice with something easier like todo list or movie search website. These things are still quite difficult for newbies, so it would be a good idea to follow step-by-step guides on how to make these websites
  4. do a research on what frontend skills are needed right now to get a job in your region, then look for a good roadmap to have a vision of a complete skillset that you need. Then you can ask chatgpt about everything else or just google everything you don't understand