You are right. I had special links and QR codes in CV and 1% from sent CV visited my website. Even those inviting me to interview didn’t open the link.
@@idosuranta4028 If you created it yourself, you can counter of visits in database and increase it every time when someone executed script on your website. I check IP and get city/country of visitor and send also email to me when someone visits my portfolio. If you don’t know how to code, then you can use Google Analytics for example. It usually requires copy/paste short script into your website. So it also requires some code changes. I use Laravel so I do all on my own. But Wordpress has plugins for Google Analytics for example.
Something for Prasoon: You don't need to actually light anything if the camera is positioned statically. Bake the lighting onto the assets and remove all the actual light rendering. That should massively improve performance.
10:41 easy explanations for everything... i am not the guy who made the site but if you have done these things it's pretty basic... the cookies for the languages are because he is saving the currently selected language in the cookies so that when you refresh the page or come back at a different point in time it still remembers what language you selected... and the website is scrolling because he has most likely set the background image with 100vh to cover the whole screen but didn't account for his navbar which is a common mistake
From my experience as a software engineer with about 15 years in the business, I feel like most recruiters don't care about portfolio sites. Therefore just use the site to express yourself.
It's funny because I think most recruiters are going to prefer things in lightmode. Being obsessed with darkmode is a weird obsession of the over-teched
2:40 I would deduct several points in the "hireability" category because almost every single line is written entirely in lower case and contains grammatical flaws. In my opinion, this is simply not acceptable on a portfolio page that is supposed to show you at your best.
@@colecube8251 Grammatical flaws is not the correct term, but rather flaws in relation to appropriate expression, my bad. But what I mean is that, for example, "creating content on everything web dev, ui and ai" could be better phrased as "Content creation for all things web-dev, UI, and AI related". You're working on a professional website here, not a side project you show your friends on the weekend. That being said, what makes lack of use of proper English modern and techy? And even if that were the case, he's being inconsistent by uppercasing the acronym for content management system, for example, but only lowercasing software as a service.
The matrix guys got so many skills that i even doubt its possible🤣🤣🤣does he just go and learn the basics and check on his list that he's a professional?😂
An Idea for Nike Suputra: Have small icons for the tech you used in a line above the projects and highlight the respective icons when people hover a project.
Bro the last one is my personal favorite 😍. After seeing this clip I tried to search how to make one but I couldn't fine any good video or material. If he personally made it then I don't know who else is going to beat it.😅
As a backend pythonic, i would like to have my own portfolio without hiring a frontend dev , i have two eyes and none of them are for UX , i suck at colors and i am purely a DL ENGINEER recently graduated. Would it be okay to build a messed up site and still expect to get hired??????? 😮
if your projects are good enough UI does not really matter, just go for a simplistic HTML page with barebones CSS mabye just for font colour or changing the font
If you wanted people to trust you on design it might be important to be unique but if you just want a decent site why not find a portfolio you like and copy the design exactly? Unless it’s a big company with a legal department these aren’t exactly copyright protected (even big companies if you’re not stealing their trademarks it probably doesn’t matter). You can pull the html and css from browser dev tools after finding one to model from. Might need some finagling to translate it to back into styles and structure for the next components or whatever front end code you’re doing but getting it pixel perfect to the site is more engineering than design anyway. I feel like most portfolios are stylistically a bit cookie cutter anyway so even if you didn’t copy directly chances are you’d end up reinventing a very similar wheel
"passionate developer with a knack for problem solving" is probably the most overused phrase in "about me" sections on websites and social media profiles. It's also the default chatGPT response to "generate me a developer about me description". No reason to hire you if you are just like everybody else.
2:50 says he would like to know where you live, things that would be in an ‘About me’ 4:18 says he doesn’t even look at those sections.. whole video is a contradiction to himself
I have no idea on the technical details and difficulty of these sites, but they all felt exactly the same to me except for the 3d room and the matrix one. Those were cool. Of course, I'm also the type of person that likes sites like hurricane electric's website (except for that spinning globe) and gets really irritated at full stack because it implies that you know how the underlying infrastructure works. With HE's site, the information is there. There's no smoothed over corporate look at how fancy we are bullshit. It just does its job. So yeah, I don't think my opinion is worth much in web development.
excuse me but what is this bullshit? you just gave random points in hireability without even looking at their projects? do you think people hire you judging by the colors on your portfolio or what? lol
