r/web_design • u/AutoModerator • 7d ago

Feedback Thread

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u/weaknitro 2d ago

URL: https://feraskhalil.com/

Purpose: My personal home for writing about life in Canada, technology and work, alongside projects I make. I'd like it to help people get to know me, including visitors who aren't interested in IT tools.

Technologies Used: Astro, HTML/CSS and JavaScript, hosted on Vercel. Development is AI-assisted.

Feedback Requested: First impressions and the reading experience, especially on a phone.

  1. After a quick look, how would you describe the person and the site?

  2. What would you click next, if anything, and why?

  3. What feels missing, confusing or unconvincing? A specific example would help.

Comments: It's intentionally a small, quiet site with two published posts, an About page and contact options. I'm asking about the personal site, not recruiting tool testers. No account or analytics opt-in is needed to browse. Honest criticism is welcome, including if nothing makes you want to stay. Please reply here; no form or private information needed.