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Check out my website and give me some feedback!

It's not bad, a little plain though. It looks like it came from a template. Navigation is simple and easy. I'm curious, though, what you mean by 'Digital Portfolio.' I didn't see a portfolio of anything on there, just your blog and your resume really. Oh, and if you're going to be showing this to anyone on a school or professional level proofread your pages and make sure everything is correct. There was a spot on your About Me page where you're missing a word.
Overall it looks good. What are you going to be using it for?
 
To me, it looks like it was made using a template.......from 1996.

Start with iWeb if you own it. It'll certainly look better than this, although it may be a bit much. Also try Rapidweaver. The content you have is OK though. You'll probably want to add more. You can liven up the page by using a different font for the title.

Also, the quote isn't really that great, so you may as well lose it. :eek:
 
I'll be mostly using it for possible employers to look at to find out more about me. I'm only a freshman, but I figure I need to learn how to do this eventually. By digital portfolio, I mean that (in the future) I will put up research papers and other major related work. I did indeed use a template that they provided and I know it looks like its from 1996:) I'm working on that right now. Keep the feedback coming!
 
Very nice layout! Maybe change the beige borders to something brighter/crisper. Very slick otherwise!
 

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i like the highway scene on the left. Like the person above stated I think you should make the tan box a different color and possibly a little longer.
 
Pretty plain, but some of the posts above have already said that and gave some ideas, but also I noticed just briefly browsing over that in the "About Me" page you have a typo..."I'm passionate about al the things I do and always strive for the best." Which is an ironic place to have one :D It should be "about all the things...". Typos can be a deal breaker when employers are looking at your websites, that is if they even do. I can't stress enough how important it is not to have typos. If there isn't a typo on your resume, you get put with the other 75% who also didn't make typos. Otherwise not even a glance at your credentials. My point is, it's already a big enough uphill battle with all the other applicants that you don't need a small typo killing you at the beginning of the race.
 
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