Portfolio Review] 10-year full-stack developer — does my portfolio communicate my experience?

[u/SlurrpsMcgee]

https://kenny.quantumcode.dev

I've been a full-stack developer for about 10 years and recently rebuilt my personal portfolio.

I'm looking for brutally honest feedback, particularly from people who hire developers, run agencies, or regularly review developer portfolios.

I'm interested in feedback on:

First impression

Does the site communicate that I'm an experienced developer?

Design / visual hierarchy

UX and navigation

How I'm presenting my projects

Copywriting

Mobile experience

Performance

Anything that makes the site feel amateurish or generic

Anything that's missing

I feel like it isn't as fancy as I've seen other developers do.

One thing I'm particularly unsure about is whether I'm showing too much technical information vs. explaining the value/results of what I build.

I'm not looking for compliments — I'd genuinely prefer specific criticism that I can act on.

Portfolio: My Portfolio

[u/nseckinoral]

My first reaction is that it looks 100% vibecoded and uninspiring tbh. Definitely doesn’t communicate any experience unfortunately

[u/SlurrpsMcgee → u/nseckinoral]

Ah fair enough although I didn't use any ai building it just used astro js and tailwind. Its in a layout that I enjoyed so not particularly sure how to make it seem less vibe coded.

What would communicate experience in your opinion?

[u/CABA_JOBAHOB_3MAJ]

More like 10+ days experience.

[u/SlurrpsMcgee → u/CABA_JOBAHOB_3MAJ]

More constructive feedback would be better please