I might just be stupid, but I have no idea what is going on with this site. Sure, it looks beautiful, but I have no idea what is happening or what I am looking at.

technically impressive, visually have no idea whats going on and closed after maybe 30 seconds

Lovely site. Very classy.

The loading bar is a huge no-no though.

2004 called, they want their website back.

Snarky, but come on. I thought we were finished with this. I was surprised it wasn't done in Flash.

Great job Kevin. The colors and the overall feeling of the design is stunning.

Regarding people complaining about not being able to see your work in their mobile phones: don't care about it.

When I'm on mobile I don't care about seeing anyones projects since the tiny screen wouldn't do it justice. Rather have only bio/contact. Obviously, I'll be viewing great portfolio-pieces on a device with a proper screen.

"To see more, use a desktop"

Holy cow! Akin to the days of "Best viewed with Netscape Navigator".

"Art Director Internship"

I agree with much of the sentiment here, but I'm surprised only one person has brought up the fact that Kevin's work -- arguably the most important content on the site -- is desktop-only.

Screenshot from Safari on my iPhone 4S https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3106750/kevin-lagier-mobile.PNG

I guess that explains why the landing page is (partially but not really) responsive but Kevin's work -- again, the important stuff -- is not.

Like many of these comments.. Pretty, but I felt lost and overwhelmed, and I'm a designer. Imagine what a normal business person (your target audience) would think.

Simplicity, please.

For a 'only' 22 year old student, this is really well designed. I agree it does miss a purpose or target, but I really like the way he added interactive elements

This is pretty great.

I think a few of the comment of being lost is because a lack of some key indicators of action. A lot of them seems to just blend right in so it took me awhile to figure out what to do.

I think its a nice display for what he is after, the art direction and craft side of things.

I actually think it's a very impressive site for a 22-year old! Clean and well-crafted art direction, dedicated atmosphere for each project, some parallax, little animated details (the dots on the nav), diversity in interaction (drag, click, input), svg icons.

I must say: I'm not a big fan of dragging interactions, I frown upon an overuse of animations, and the lack of decent responsiveness slightly bothers me.

But by empasizing the animations, by not offering a true mobile-friendly version, and by providing a challenging navigation, this website totally goes against the grain, and I like this disruption. It is to me a successful attempt at visual story telling, with lots of aspects to improve, but tons of things to appreciate as well.

Your portfolio is awesome. Love it.

Beautiful design. Bit of a commitment to see the content.

Great site. My only quibble is a more consistent entry point for each project. Like using "View the case study" from his Partech project, for each of the projects.

I fell asleep before the page loaded.