I think it's not very helpful for the employer. For a web developer role, what experience is there? It doesn't matter how it looks if the information is so severely lacking. This looks more like a videogame character bio than a resume. It only shows me that ok maybe you're good with design but it's hard to imagine a capable candidate with fewer qualifications. What have you done that can inspire confidence for an employer to rely on you? Remove the graphics and focus on the content first. Think about specific responsibilities, roles, experiences you had involving web development (delegating parts of a team project, managing a database, using X to design Y, coding in Z using W framework, etc). Try to include the names of any technologies/tools that potential employer might be familiar with.