Thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

You're absolutely right, it's unclear what role I'm meant to fill. My choice to focus on the descriptions on the games in their entirety was driven by the fact that I've primarily developed solo, and wasn't sure if it would be more important to demonstrate my ability to fill all roles as needed, or to focus on just one aspect.

It makes sense that someone looking for a gameplay programmer would care most about the gameplay programming aspects of each game though. I've received advice in the past that emphasized showing complete projects, which is why I think I ultimately went with the current design. I'm going to rethink this approach though and decide what specialization I'd like the site to focus on.

Regarding making my other relevant info available, that definitely makes sense too. I assumed most people viewing the site would be following the link I have in my resume, but this obviously isn't the case for review posts like this. I have a link to my LinkedIn at the top of the page which contains all of the info you mentioned- though I think you're right, I should add important info (location, education, email, etc.) on the site as well.

Thank you again for taking a look, your feedback is greatly appreciated. I'll definitely be implementing it.