Web Developer Reacts to 5 Crazy Personal Portfolios: This Portfolio Could Have Been so Much Better!

I love creative developers! And web developers who are creative. And creative people who have crazy personal portfolio sites!
These 5 personal portfolios just blew my mind. Especially one built by Pieter Bruegel. Wait…
0:00 The Beginning
0:17 Portfolio 5, Great Three.js portfolio
2:08 Web dev needs more weirdness
2:31 Portfolio 4, Very Rewarding CSS and HTML5
4:16 Portfolio 3, You’d've Never Guessed it’s Three.js!
5:28 Why All Caps Text is Bad
6:13 Portfolio 2, The Most Effective for getting Clients?
8:39 Portfolio 1, Insane Three.js with Clever CSS
========================= The Links:
Portfolio 5
By Brett Williams
www.brettwilliams.net
Brett has changed a couple of things after I’ve published this video. I think it looks better!
Portfolio 4
namhai.vercel.app
By Nam Hai
Portfolio 3
hsmkrt1996.com
By Hisami Kurita
Portfolio 2
www.danielspatzek.com/home
By Daniel Spatzek
Portfolio 1
www.baladi.codes
By Mohamed Amine Baladi

[@abdurazika8701]

I'm shocked you only have 500 subscribers with your video quality. Keep it up and I'm sure more are to come!

[@odddirector]

oh thank you! 😊

[@KingBawb-wg3jo]

I just started trying to learn front end. I see these websites and start crying. These guys are so epic. How the hell do I compete with that? I mean number #1....just Damn. What a site.

[@odddirector]

It can be a bit of a steep learning curve when you start, but once you got the main concepts its gonna be much easier, I promise! #1, #3, #5 is Three.js which has a giant community and is super well documented threejs.org/ Once you got the basics of JavaScript you can already try it. ALSO You don't have to build something super advanced to compete with this. Its all about the idea and using the resources that are already available to you creatively. These two could be a good example: www.sergiodiazschiaffino.com endless.horse/ Or neal.fun/ (many projects)

[@KingBawb-wg3jo]

@@odddirector Thanks for those pages. I looked into them. Still don't quite understand it but they are very eye opening.

[@odddirector]

@@KingBawb-wg3jo a good and fun place to learn front end could be codecademy -- they have a lot of great free stuff: www.codecademy.com/catalog

[@sambaraka5228]

4:30 I had seen Kurita's site before and I had the EXACT same reaction to you here lol. I too started around the same time and I'm nowhere close to that.

[@odddirector]

😁 Yes, I think his site is quite famous. Its on awwwards and I think on three.js too.

[@ironic6904]

liked and commented for algorithm boost 👍

[@odddirector]

Thanks! ♥