Hi all,

Thanks Inger and Phil Dias for those settings that you have given me now I see everything back and almost is that project now a footer and menu. Here the latest update v2.1.
CSSGrid what an easy and power CSS tool is that waw

Phil Dias,

What do you think of my website resume design with mixed flex-containers and Flexgrids (CSS Grid)?
Kind regards
Stephane

Do you mean the website on the share my Website page?

Phil Dias

This one almost completed

http://grillomar.coffeecup.com/index.html

Kind regards
Stephane

I’m rattling over the hills sitting in a bus, so I can’t really judge it, but generally I’d say a bit too many different colours and background images, in which the text is almost disappearing.

Very diplomatic

Too many H1 headers last time I looked
And a whole bunch of untruths

Stefke,

Have someone create a visual and usability design first and then try building a website.
Structure, pictures, colours, fonts should support the purpose of the site.
For instance, if you want to position yourself as an allround website developer, why use pictures of electronics devices?
By the way, there is nothing interactive to this CV.
And you should probably remove most of the stars from you skills list too.

Unfortunately there is a lot wrong with this design. I could point out to you ways of making it better just by studying a few videos on colour contrast on YouTube but it is abundantly clear that you will not take the advice and be asking everyone one for help sooner rather than later. I do not want to sound harsh but how can you say you have 5 stars for all of those subjects.
Another thing, you asked for help from me about a Css grid. In the end I just did it for you as that was easier than being led along a big journey. But what you have created is not complicated enough to require css grid and so your ie11 users will not see your page when the design could be easily replicated with flex box or learning foundations xy grid which is supported.
Regards

Yesterday on the bus I was only able to see the the page, not the 'back side' of it. I've had a look at it now, however.
I agree with Wayan, Hennie and Phil about the use of h1 headings, colour mix, background images etc. The skills table was originally created by me, in flex, and it was working in all browsers, including IE11.

Stefke has lavishly poured out stars for skills he doesn't have, and added someone else's picture instead of his own, so my thoughts have been that this is kind of a demo, not really meant to represent himself. Therefore I haven't commented on the stars earlier.

It's a demo only