Show DN: Renee Padgham - Portfolio (reneepadgham.com)
over 5 years ago from Renee Padgham, Product Designer
over 5 years ago from Renee Padgham, Product Designer
It's a good start, your bio is funny, not sure if that's your intention.
Any reason why you restrict yourself to just product design? You're obviously capable of designing other stuff.
It is my intention, haha. Also a play on the words most recruiters are trained to look for in candidates. Product design is what I'm currently focusing on and interviewing for roles in, so I wanted my portfolio to most strongly represent that. If I were focusing on more general roles, or wasn't actively interviewing, I'd probably show a larger variety of fields/work.
Awesome work! I would tend to agree with Darren. You're already coming across as strong and very capable in product, but showing depth and breadth is just as important! Product design does not and should not only reference itself, but other disciplines, art forms, and sources of inspiration and I'd love to see more of that!
Hello all! I recently published a new version of my site - would love more eyes on it to give feedback :)
Your em dashes seem to be rendering as hyphens. I'm also curious about if people have asked about NDA work and how you've shown that (I'm in the same boat).
Thanks for noticing, I'll check into it! For the most part I can bring up the project type and process during phone calls or in-person interviews, and I can sketch out flows on a whiteboard without giving away key details (such as company) - ability to do this definitely depends on the terms of your NDA. I've also pulled out certain screens/interactions and anonymized them to show examples before. It's certainly tricky to navigate!
The work grid is a bit broken at larger screen sizes. You need to add some clearing on the proj-brief-wrapper
and that should fix it
Thanks for letting me know! Are you aware of the approx screen size it was broken at?
It breaks for me from about 1820px up.
Easiest way to fix this would be to add overflow: hidden
to .proj-brief-wrapper
.
OR
You could use an nth-child selector to clear: left
on every odd instance of .static-proj-wrapper
(.static-proj-wrapper:nth-child(odd)
) , which would also make the min-height
property redundant too
Hope this helps :)
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