updated portfolio

Posted May 16th, 2014 by cmeyers

hey guys. just wanted to share that i've updated my website.

it's very minimal. just wanted to showcase the work with no fluff. wanted someone to be able to go to my site, immediately see thumbnails of my work, and hopefully be inclined to click through and view the projects that may spark their interest.

open to critiques, but keep in mind i'm not a web designer, and was just using a cargo theme. anyways, hope you enjoy.

www.coreymeyers.com

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CoreyThomas said about 5 years ago

Looks good man! I really like your mountain /or landscape terrain pieces if thats what you could call them. They are solid man! Keep it up!
JeremyRichie said about 5 years ago

Solid work.
Design by Disorder said about 5 years ago

New stuff looks great man!
Micah said about 5 years ago

lookin good!
cmeyers said about 5 years ago

CoreyThomas said:Looks good man! I really like your mountain /or landscape terrain pieces if thats what you could call them. They are solid man! Keep it up!

JeremyRichie said:Solid work.

Design by Disorder said:New stuff looks great man!

Micah said:lookin good!

appreciate it guys, can't wait to share some of my recent projects. just can't because they won't be out for a while.
BCHC said about 5 years ago

Good site, prospective clients will be impressed I think.
JeffByNight said about 5 years ago

Solid, my only critique would be to consolidate some of the same client work into one project, just to keep the overall number of projects lower.
cmeyers said about 5 years ago

JeffByNight said:Solid, my only critique would be to consolidate some of the same client work into one project, just to keep the overall number of projects lower.

thanks man... i've gone back and forth about that a lot. i ultimately decided against it, because i think it's possible that someone may not want to click queens of the stone age if they don't think it would apply to what they're looking for, when that may not be the case. the way i have it now, everything is visible and they can click the thumbnail of whatever appeals to them, no matter who the client may be. this way let's the design speak louder than the client name.

but i may look into other options in the future. valid point.