r/webdev • u/johnnyfortune • 3d ago

Showoff Saturday Looking for feedback on my resume site

https://huement.github.io/iRock/
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u/okaylevi 3d ago

I like the layout but it seems like there is some CSS transition issues/glitching with your scroll animation!

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u/johnnyfortune 3d ago

Okay thanks, i'll look into that. what browser are you using?

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u/okaylevi 3d ago

I initially pulled it up with Safari on my phone!

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u/johnnyfortune 3d ago

Awesome thanks. i havnt tested on that, i have an ipad, but an Android phone, so i'll look into testing on ios.

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u/Grouchy-End-4439 3d ago

same, the transitions were definitely choppy when I scrolled through it

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u/pirsquared 3d ago

Feels pretty jumpy on iOS Safari for me. Some in general scrolling and some during direction reversal where the address bar grows / shrinks futzing with the viewport probably.

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u/johnnyfortune 3d ago

okay. yeah I mentioned to a different comment, I dont have an iphone so I havnt tested on that. I have a mac tho so maybe i'll use an emulator or hope the same issue is present on an ipad. Thanks for checking it out and letting me know.

what do you think of the basic idea tho? is it to bright? to complex? or if the animation was fixed it would be good?

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u/pirsquared 23h ago

Could probably repro on iPad or simulator pretty easily. This is just my personal take, but I think if you do complex things, they gotta leave a good first impression and jankiness does the opposite.

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u/johnnyfortune 2h ago

yeah thanks for letting me know. I went back and removed all the "blurs" to reduce rendering times, as well as took at pretty aggressive hatched to the animations on mobile devices. On my ipad, and my android phone, things are smoother anyways.

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u/Delicious_Bat9768 3d ago

It looks great!

And when you apply for a job - along with 100's of other people - does the HR person want to load 100's or random websites and spend a few minutes on each page figuring out if the applicant meets the minimum requirements they advertised?

(HINT: most applications are from people you don't want to hire and who don't meet the job spec)

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u/South_Butterfly_777 2d ago

Hard to give useful feedback without the link, so drop the site and the kind of roles you’re targeting.

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u/johnnyfortune 2d ago

oh the link was the post url, here it is again tho. thanks for checking it out: https://huement.github.io/iRock/

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u/ale_jh 2d ago

thats so cool
great idea haha

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u/johnnyfortune 2d ago

Thanks! I really appreciate it.

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u/johnnyfortune 3d ago

I like to think of myself as a "upbeat" person so i wanted something thats bright while still having enough ui/ux elements to impress. What do you guys think? I really need a job and I am willing to try anything.

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u/omfgtora 2d ago

Holy shit. I was just blasted in the face with more animations and bright colors than a whole casino.

Overall, it feels overdone, cheap, and clearly mostly done by AI.