McDev Portfolio, i'm a novice :(

[GNCB]

Hello, i wanted to create a portfolio to make things easier when giving services.
but i'm only a neet, how could i make something like that?:u

So i want that anyone can help me make my portfolio seems more professional-like.

Here you go: https://gncb.pb.online/
tell me what i can do to make it better
don't suggest fancy themes, i don't like them and they are costly, i like simplicity.

 

[Jekeltor]

Hello, i wanted to create a portfolio to make things easier when giving services.
but i'm only a neet, how could i make something like that?:u

So i want that anyone can help me make my portfolio seems more professional-like.

Here you go: https://gncb.pb.online/
tell me what i can do to make it better
don't suggest fancy themes, i don't like them and they are costly, i like simplicity.

I know you like simplicity, and I'm in the same boat as you, but to make a good-looking, well-thought website, it might have to be a little cluttered. First, I think the full right-hand-side look is a little weird as only your logo is on the left side. I think you should go for a more graphical experience, rather than a text experience, like adding a header with a picture. I think you should also put more emphasis on things like "Languages" and "Personal Details" by bolding and underlining them. In addition, I think you should also display your works rather than just having links to them. The site looks like a good outline to a site, but the emphasis just isn't there. I recommend getting a Website Developer to make you a portfolio, which would cost like $5 if you bought from me. From there, you could get a domain, like "gncb.com", "gncb.design" or "gncb.me" from NameCheap for around $4 for "gncb.me" for a year. In addition to that, you could also find a free host, or pay like $4 a month for hosting. In the end, I think that will make it appear a little more professional, but that's just my opinion. I like simplicity, but I think that your portfolio is your first impression on your customer.