I’ve shipped another iteration of my personal portfolio: v0.1.4.
This update continues the direction I want for the site: less of a conventional resume and more of a structured place to explore my work, projects, experience, tools, and approach to building software.
The portfolio now uses a more intentional, editorial-style interface while keeping the focus on the work itself particularly the intersection of web development, blockchain, AI-native tooling, and practical product systems.
I’m still refining it, so I’d value feedback from the CoderLegion community on:
First impression: does the site quickly communicate what I do?
Navigation: is it easy to move between my background, projects, experience, and writing?
Presentation: does the design support the content, or does it get in the way?
Professional positioning: would you understand the type of roles, collaborators, or clients I’m looking to work with?
Mobile and accessibility: anything I should prioritize in the next update?
Explore the latest version here: https://jstn.site/
If you have direct, critical feedback, I’d genuinely appreciate it. I’m treating this portfolio as an evolving product not a finished page.