This afternoon I finished implementing a complete redesign of my resume, now available here:
Christopher R. Mitchell. If you have free time on your hands, I'd welcome critiques on the design or comments and proofreadings on the content. For those of you noticing the visual style looks familiar, I borrowed the basics from my previous (unused) web design for
The Calculator Programming eXposition (CPX). Thanks all.
looks good, although the title text is slightly aliased.
KermMartian wrote:
This afternoon I finished implementing a complete redesign of my resume, now available here:
Christopher R. Mitchell. If you have free time on your hands, I'd welcome critiques on the design or comments and proofreadings on the content.
Middle name Ryan? 
KermMartian wrote:
Is this the successor to 
I wish you would break that first paragraph in two. Not only will it distinguish your education from research, but it'll also look a little better.
Generally looks good; nice, clean, simple!
elfprince13 wrote:
looks good, although the title text is slightly aliased.
Thanks. It looks ever so slightly aliased to me, but I tend to hope it looks more "crisp" than "aliased"
Ultimate Dev'r wrote:
Is this the successor to the Calculator Programming Convention?
Yes.
rthprog wrote:
I wish you would break that first paragraph in two. Not only will it distinguish your education from research, but it'll also look a little better.
Generally looks good; nice, clean, simple!
OK, I'll give that a try and see how it turns out. Thanks.
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Invalid Tangram DE is based on the PC game by Josh Szepietowski and is available for both Doors CS 6.0 and Ion. Now with source and several user-suggested improvements." Invalid Tangram is based on a popular PC game written by Josh Szepietowski,
May want to fix this repetition. But other wise really well done! Your name on the right changes it's x-coord between a few pages (most noticeably Resume to any of the others).
Nice catch on the repetition, thanks for that; I'll fix it tomorrow. Actually, in Firefox I only see movement between {resume} and {the rest}. I'll see if I can't quickly trace that down tomorrow too.
So, do Americans spell it résumé or resume (both, apparently).
benryves wrote:
So, do Americans spell it résumé or resume (both, apparently).
We Americans do not bother with anything not in our own alphabet
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