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Hmm... clicked the link but there's just some text saying to install Flash player. Please don't tell me you've created your entire website completely in Flash?

 

ok, so far yer not really coming off as good... nothing you linked works and you have a flash site on an iphone platform..

and you do realize iphone doesnt support flash unless someone jailbreaks it and installs frash right?

kind of silly

 

Sorry, but I tend to agree with starcat. It's perfectly fine to create your portfolio site in flash, but as soon as you're trying to market yourself to the iPhone world, it's silly to create your whole site in flash.

It shows you don't consider things well enough or are too lazy to craft your portfolio to suit the potential client. I guess you use the same portfolio regardless of what sort of job and company you're applying to as well?

No one cares if you're marketing yourself towards Android or Symbian devs, but then you shouldn't be posting here.

 

well if it was my portfolio i would not ever come to the idea making it in flash..

for whom do you have an online portfolio.. for some stange visitors? or for potential customers? ...

so that means what you want to show your work only to thoose who are on a desktop computer with a flash plugin installed.. from a business perspective thats just plain stupid..

alot of people browse with their mobile devices on daily base.. if i'm a developer on the run and visit your website on anything else than a desktop pc i don't get nothing..

and all your excuses for having a flash "brick" are just that... excuses..
since when does a flash brick loads faster than a simple plain html page?!

at the end you are here on an iphone related website.. chances are high that potential customers use ios devices to visit your website..

if you want to ingore that with some lousy excuses.. well thats the way you choose todo your business..

 

I hope you're not taking the comments about having a website in Flash as harsh, I think we're just pointing it out. Since I got my iPad, it's been my primary web browsing device, with my big iMac only for development. And when using my iPad, it's rare i'll come across a Flash site anymore. And someone will be very lucky if they can get me to go to the trouble to check out their online portfolio, but I'm just telling you: if it's all in Flash, I'm not gonna go over and login to my Mac, I'm just gonna close the website and continue whatever I was doing, and that's going to be true of others too.

So we're not criticizing you and begging to take the Flash away from your site so we can see it, I think we're mostly just trying to let you know you're potentially missing a great load of custom. I'm actually looking for a graphic designer but I haven't seen any of your work.

Also, you don't need to put up a whole HTML version of the website. Just have one gallery page and one contact page for now, because that will suffice to most business visitors.

 

Scrolling through your gallery now —on my iPad— and it's actually very good work here, Alex. Excellent job on putting up a HTML version so quickly.

 

I sense a little disconnect here. You're mainly a 3D artist, all your portfolio is 3D, but you're looking for 2D work? Do you have any experience with 2D artwork? If so, what kind of style? The cutesy stuff or something more stylish. I don't know, tell us a little bit more about the type of work you're looking for.