Portfolio Website Feedback

[stoid]

This is probably the 6th time I've redesigned my portfolio website, but I finally made it to the point where it is all database driven, and therefore much more easily updated. I'd appreciate any feedback. Link

Thanks!

BK

 

[angelwatt]

It looks nice, simple yet elegant. The code is fairly clean too, but the pages don't validate. On one page when I checked it had 119 errors. Not sure if that's important to you, but wanted to mention it.

Other than that though I'm having a hard time coming up with any suggestions. You did very well incorporating user feedback, which a lot of people miss. The only thing I might like more is being able to view a larger image of the files you show off. The web portfolio is kind of hard to see, though your probably not that worried about showing the details.

 

[stoid]

Ah! I had forgotten to validate my code... I checked it in Firefox and Safari on Mac, and FireFox and IE 6/7 on Windows and figured that covered 97% of browsers. So it functions, and therefore validity is not too terribly important, but it is something that I would like.

Also, I have the back-end set up to allow the user to get a larger version of the images, or to display a bit of descriptive text with each individual image, but haven't decided the best implementation, and I wanted to get the website live ASAP.

 

[stoid]

So I looked at the validation, and most of the errors are from the links using the GET method to pass variables "&content=1&item=5" code.

Am I doing this wrong? How do I make that valid?

 

[kjwebb]

So I looked at the validation, and most of the errors are from the links using the GET method to pass variables "&content=1&item=5" code.

Am I doing this wrong? How do I make that valid?

Change the & to:

&

It will show up as & in the links, but the code is meant to have the &