lol - he's taken it down.

And threatened to report me. He doesn't say who to. The Internet police presumably.

Ha, well spotted. Appears I have made it in enough places that it still works.

Made the resizer myself. It's just turning on and off a block of content.

Made a subtle change that - hopefully - helps the scrolling situation.

No worries Tim.

Its accidentally a little bit too much like a puzzle.

I think that's the thing certain parts of the DN readership fail to get - it's not accidental. I could have easily opted for a grid of thumbs, or a list menu, but I was more interested in finding a visual pattern that I liked. Even at the expense of 'usability'. Also, solving puzzles can be fun.

It's all good though - my sites have never been particularly well received on here - but I'm mostly doing them for myself.

It's a very nice font.

Really impressive folio for a student.

One minor quibble that should be easy enough to fix up - there is a really obvious FOUT (flash of un-styled text) when the site loads. You could either use a bit of javascript to fix this, or at least use a sans-serif fallback in your css stack so the change isn't as obvious.

https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/webfont/1.5.10/webfont.js

(and you should probably pay for the typeface too, unless it really is called Font1)

Sorry Tim.

If you can't flash some bright pink onto a screen on your own website, where can you?

Honestly - it's not that important. It breaks lots of UX rules - being a sensible, expected, well written account of my work wasn't really the point.

Yeah - that's coming up a fair bit. Think I'm going to have to do something there. (I have an early comp where a massive red arrow appears if you haven't scrolled after a few seconds). Thanks for the feedback - appreciated.

Appreciated.