Nice work!

I think there’s a missed opportunity with the home page responsive styles. For example, when I loaded the site, I saw 3 case studies in the first row… and an orphan in the second row.

The current system seems designed for n case studies… but since there are currently 4, I would constrain the layout to 1, 2 or 4 columns for balance.

Aesthetically, I don't care—in a few days I’ll forget what the old YouTube looked like.

Functionally, I don’t like how my playlists auto play now instead of taking me to the list of videos. That decision definitely weakened the UX for me.

I'm not sure. Maybe someone more like me.

This is my main critique as well.

The UX of browsing your portfolio is completely undermined when I try to go back, and end up unintentionally leaving your website. (Forcing me to start all over if I decide to go back.)

Using the HTML5 History API is an easy and simple fix to this.

Amazing.

Nicely done.

wow.js is positioned as the companion to animate.css, which is a collection of CSS animations (as opposed to transitions). It’s chiefly this reason that wow.js does not trigger animations more than once, since reversing CSS animations is an entirely different beast than removing a CSS class with transitions.

I’m not optimistic. My dual citizenship appears to have taken a massive blow, and I’m staying in Switzerland with my girlfriend as a freelancer— so no work visas or official residence. Not sure how that will play out for me.

Trump and Brexit? How come both of my countries are pure clownery right now?

Gosh that was dry.