PODS Digital Portfolio

Likes: 1) Nice utilization of home page 2) Her artists statement is amazingly helpful for admirers. 3) Her photo essay is great on her work and her inspiration Dislikes: 1) It takes several steps to see a large image of an individual work - I wish it was a one click deal. 2) Once clicking on images there is a lot of text involved - I wish it was mostly images. 3) Unsure why appearance section is under contacts.

Likes: 1) Nice large photos 2) Great information about each works materials and dimensions. 3) News feed is nice to keep track of her work. Dislikes: 1) I wish there was a language choice section rather in both languages. Makes the page look busy. 2) Home buttons move from side to top - hard to keep track of and move backwards. 3) Biography is more like a resume, I wish it was more informative about her and her work.

Likes: 1) I like the simplistic quality 2) Easy to follow 3) Nice format of thumbnails Dislikes: 1) No slideshow 2) images too large, have to scroll down to see it all on my computer. 3) All of her work is very similar, isn't intriguing to continue looking through. Maybe slide show would be more beneficial.

Pros: 1. The dark background really makes the images pop 2. Clean organization, clear connection between pages 3. Lots of images Cons: 1. I don't think the artist statement needs to open in a new page 2. That's about it...great website!

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Pros: 1. Like the dark background 2. Simple/clean organization, with major options constantly present to redirect yourself 3. Also uses the site to her other endeavors Cons; None. It's great.

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Pros :: [1] Easy navigation [2] Vertical Menu [3] Strong Visual Images Overall I found this online portfolio to be put together well. Adam Hill has a good design sense and shows it in his work.

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Pro's: 1. All her information is available on the home page 2. Personalized content: she really offers a lot about herself 3. A large inventory of images Cons; 1. The site is confusing: moving between pages is not very clear, it almost seems as if her artwork pages are different sites altogether 2. The organization of information could be clearer (maybe categories instead of everything presented together at once) 3. The "enter" page should only function as just that, I don't think the image displayed should work as links to other pages at this point.

Pros: Eye-catching, immediately shows multiple styles, well made. Cons: difficult to get to "about" section, portfolio is not very well designed, too much extra stuff

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Likes: 1) I appreciate the unique way of organizing works: "small works" etc 2) I like seeing his work up in exhibitions and just a photograph of it on its own. 3) Dislikes: 1) I don't like the title of his documents section. 2) I don't like how you navigate through your his work - too confusing. 3) Designing section is confusing as well.

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three good things: scrolling images shows epicness diverse (event promotion, construction, blog and store) organic website theme three bad things: maybe almost too much information on the main page some really small images the website content only takes up 50% of page space (too much background)

three good things: great monochromatic design beautiful, relative and expression within images/photographs little text  three poor things: click to enter website, then click again to get info (could just get rid of first click) some images seem too minimal (not worthy) hard to find information and specifications