Website I'm creating on Wix.

Why not One.com? I built something nicer than that, at least automatically scalable to mobile unlike yours.

>wix
trash

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>When "designers" don't even design their own website

Try again

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>>302667
>QUALITY
>FEMALES_LAUGHING.GIF

Some of the portfolio examples are rather poor. Remove them. (I don't care if it'd student work, or a class assignment that required you to design something bad... poor designs don't belong in your portfolio.)

Example: https://www.mjibart.com/shapes

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First of all, Wix.com is terrible. Second. Your work is pretty good, but you're gonna want to stand out from the rest of the hoardes of graphic designers. I'd say sift through your portfolio and determine for yourself what really ought to be there, and what ought not to be there. As a business owner, I really don't care what you've done in college. I want to see what you can do for me. What kind of logos and graphics in general can you produce? Not as an individual concept, but as a broad idea, which can be expanded upon.

get rid of 75% of your stuff - really really whittle it down to the best, be fucking harsh.

>>302739
>https://www.mjibart.com/shapes

It's what they asked. Can't help it.

>>302730

>When "designers" don't even design their own website

>Try again

I'm more of an illustrator, not exactly a web designer...

>>302762
>>302792
>>302806

Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately, I may still stick with Wix for a while, but I will take your advices and see if I can reduce the numbers of unnecesary artworks in my website. Again, thanks!