For those interested, this is a flat-file site developed using Jekyll. I wanted to use Gatsby with React but wanted to focus my time more on the content/design than fussing over the tech (for now)

Nice work! The animated gifs in the case studies is a nice touch.

Some quick feedback: Having a hover state on the copyright information was a little confusing, I thought it was a link at first, especially with the red text highlighting your name. Also some of the images looked a little blurry on my mac, if you bumped those images up to 2x resolution they would come out more clear. This article does a pretty good job of explaining how to improve image quality (https://ivomynttinen.com/blog/a-guide-for-creating-a-better-retina-web)

Thanks Michael, the case studies need A LOT of work still. I have more work to show in them, and frankly I think they could do with re-writing.

I have no idea why I coloured 'OllieJT' in the footer. You're right - a hover state is not needed.

I'm aware of retina images, but have little experience in executing their implementation. In all honesty, I have been focusing on bringing my page load speed down :P This should be an easy fix.

Case studies are so difficult to write! but it looks like you are off to a good start.

Cheers!

If this post taught me one thing, it's that I have not bothered to learn more than I need to about media queries.

By post, I mean the link you shared.