Hello to everyone!
Recently I have put online my portfolio website
covin3d.com for the future sake of finding a job in the videogame industry. I tried to make the site more user-friendly as possible, easy to read and see, but hey!, before this I haven't created a website in my entire life and I want some crit / tips for the site and, if you want, also for the work I've published.
Thanks in advance and sorry for my english if I've done some mistake!
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1: would like to see some wireframes shots.
2: add some info on ur models. poly count, and so on.
3: u have a lot of repetitions. in some parts its not bad, but in the hallway with the wires hanging down its way to repetitive, take some time and move some of the cables to give it that realistic mood.
hmm i think thats it for now. havent slept so im tired lol
You already have the thumbnail page (first page) the second page should be the full scene and not more thumbnails to click. Have the full scene up and then have a high resolution render of it if click again.
I'm working on a new scene, when I finish it, I will work to the website to fix some thing, primarily the technical info (wireframe, polycount, text res...)
These are some screen of the new scene (as you can see I have to complete it), I would like some critics for this scene too.
You don't have a resume or CV.
Many of the thumbnails are blurred for some reason, when the images they link to are not. This makes me think I'm about to see a crappy looking image when that usually isn't the case. Bad thumbs don't get clicks.
Otherwise, the site's pretty good. I'd like to see some material breakdowns as well. Overall, the user doesn't get any idea of your texturing skills.