Review: mirohristov.com

[mirohristov]

mirohristov.com This is personal portfolio.
It was designed for finding freelance jobs but I may need to use it to find a real job

I'd really like to know how fast it loads on slower connections.
All comments are welcome.

[midouloumi]

Hi , For me your website take more than 90 seconds to load , I know that my internet connection is slow but not like this

[mirohristov]

Originally Posted by midouloumi

Hi , For me your website take more than 90 seconds to load , I know that my internet connection is slow but not like this

Thanks.
90 sec is unacceptable. Ashamed

What ISP are you on?

[darl]

If think you should use loader to preload everything, first load of the site makes jumping elements, thats annoying and my eyes goes crazy. But at all the site is presenting good level, even a don't like that futuristical design

[navyfalcon]

If you are to show a professional site, clear up those 76 validation warnings with html tidy
http://infohound.net/tidy/
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also to speed up load time use CSS to do your pictures (loads faster and you can make it external) plenty of free software for it.
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hope this helps
falcon

[mirohristov]

Originally Posted by darl

If think you should use loader to preload everything, first load of the site makes jumping elements, thats annoying and my eyes goes crazy. But at all the site is presenting good level, even a don't like that futuristical design

In fact there is a preloader. I used QueryLoader
I just recently updated it though.
Thanks for the feedback

Originally Posted by navyfalcon

If you are to show a professional site, clear up those 76 validation warnings with html tidy
http://infohound.net/tidy/
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also to speed up load time use CSS to do your pictures (loads faster and you can make it external) plenty of free software for it.
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hope this helps
falcon

I cleaned up some of the warning but it registers "data-original=" as an unknown attribute. It's used by the lazy loader and I don't think there is a work around. But it shouldn't be a problem.

As for using css for the images... do you mean to use a tool like spriteme.org.

You said: (loads faster and you can make it external)
I'm not sure if would be any difference in the download speed. Css or img tag should make no difference... What exactly do you mean?

Thanks Falcon

[Jian Lin]

Every individual parts of design has its great colors and design. It's easy to tell you have put a lot of works into it and I love your great taste of colors. However, it seems a little too busy when all the great designs layout together. It's just my personal opinion. I understand sometime it's hard to let go with many great ideas...