> I like it, simple, (obviously) quick to load, and easy to visually follow as well.
Thanks!
> One piece of browser feedback: on my Firefox, when I zoom in above 100% (to even just 120%), part of the text (say, your email ID) vanishes beneath the page, and scrolling only scrolls your image on the right, not the text.
I'll try to fix that.
> And talking about email, it might be better to move the email address up a bit, perhaps after the blog link. A lot of folks coming to your personal page are probably going to want to contact you as the next step.
Duly noted, and fixed.
> (As a subjective comment, I'm not a fan of the background colour, makes the page feel a bit dull. )
Agreed; but I didn't want the harsher white, and I'm not sure if I really like any other solid color. Suggestions?
> By the way, are you standing on top of an electric transformer in the photo? If so, why???
Haha, no. This is a pole on top of Mission Peak in California; it's something of a tradition to have a picture taken with/on it. Those holes are meant for looking through, but no one does that. :)
Thanks!
> One piece of browser feedback: on my Firefox, when I zoom in above 100% (to even just 120%), part of the text (say, your email ID) vanishes beneath the page, and scrolling only scrolls your image on the right, not the text.
I'll try to fix that.
> And talking about email, it might be better to move the email address up a bit, perhaps after the blog link. A lot of folks coming to your personal page are probably going to want to contact you as the next step.
Duly noted, and fixed.
> (As a subjective comment, I'm not a fan of the background colour, makes the page feel a bit dull. )
Agreed; but I didn't want the harsher white, and I'm not sure if I really like any other solid color. Suggestions?
> By the way, are you standing on top of an electric transformer in the photo? If so, why???
Haha, no. This is a pole on top of Mission Peak in California; it's something of a tradition to have a picture taken with/on it. Those holes are meant for looking through, but no one does that. :)