Australian Infront

New Portfolio

Posted 22.03.2011 @ 3.28PM

Wanted to concentrate more on work

http://www.victorsilkin.com/2011/

constructive feedback welcome cheers!

Posted 22.03.2011 @ 4.20PM

Nice work. Scroll does not work on track pad which was confusing.

Posted 22.03.2011 @ 4.34PM

Cheers ,

hmm works for me maybe its preloader issue have to check

Posted 22.03.2011 @ 5.01PM

yeah scroll is only half working here too (again with a trackpad). Scrolls down once then goes haywire, can't scroll back up.

But the work looks nice.

Posted 22.03.2011 @ 5.04PM

Thank you for the feedback I look into it

Posted 22.03.2011 @ 5.40PM

Like it. But at first impression I didn't realise the white rectangle was the scroll bar.

Posted 22.03.2011 @ 7.03PM

I had problems scrolling too.
You got some really nice work but I couldn't get to see it.

Posted 22.03.2011 @ 7.29PM

Same as everyone else, troubles with trackpad but really nice work. Kinda don't see the point of using flash for a design like this.

Posted 22.03.2011 @ 8.04PM

Again, scrolling was a bit funky with a trackpad... could go up and down, it was just a bit jerky.

Looks awesome though, work is fantastic also. There's no pointer on hover for the 'view website' link.

I agree with Kipp on the use of Flash, HTML would be more appropriate imo. Looking good though!

Posted 22.03.2011 @ 8.32PM

Scrolling with a scroll wheel on a mouse is fucked (see: does not happen at all).

Regular USB mouse a mac on firefox that is. Not sure how a magic mouse goes.

I could go for some pork.

I'd also drop one or two of the car sites. This is all personal preference but it's essentially showing the same thing over and over which don't think is going to win over any new clients - unless you only want to specialise in doing more of the same. There's enough good work in there to not show the lot. Less is more, show a good variety of high quality work (everything on there is great). If you happen to get more clients interested in your experience working on car sites, you can whip out the stuff that wasn't on the site after initial contact/first meeting and they'll be putty in your hands.