Clickable Profile card

[sanjay-kv]

This should redirect to Sanjays profile portfolio

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[DanielSantiagoV]

What are you looking for? Is the image redirecting to your portfolio? Or are you looking for ideas to change the image?

[sanjay-kv]

@DanielSantiagoV Clicking on the image should redirect to https://www.sanjaykv.com/

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[DanielSantiagoV]

Detailed Recommendations

1. Content Clarity and Structure

Problem: The block of text starting with "1-1 MENTORSHIP, ULTIMATE DATA PORTFOLIO..." is a long, dense, and hard-to-read list. The user cannot scan it and understand the value you offer at a glance.

Solution: Group and Visualize Your Services Instead of a single line of text, present your offerings in a more visual way.

• Use Cards: Create a section with 3 or 4 cards, each dedicated to a main category of your services. For example:
  • Card 1: 1-on-1 Mentorship: With a brief description of the program.
  • Card 2: Guides & Resources: Mentioning the Data Portfolio, Roadmap, etc.
  • Card 3: Academy & Courses: For the Job Seeker Academy and others.
• Use Icons: Associate a simple icon with each of the services in the list to make it more scannable and visually appealing.

Visual Example:

👥 Mentorship | 💻 Ultimate Portfolio | 🗺️ Data Roadmap -- | -- | -- Personalized sessions to accelerate your data career. | Build a portfolio that impresses recruiters. | Your step-by-step guide to becoming a Data Engineer.

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2. Visual Design and User Experience (UX)

Problem: The two call-to-action buttons ("Kick start your open-source" and "1-1 MENTORSHIP") have the same visual weight. This can create doubt for the user about which action to take.

Solution: Establish a Clear CTA (Call to Action) Hierarchy Decide which is the most important action you want the user to take.

• Primary CTA: This should be the one that stands out the most. Use a solid background (the blue you already have is a good option). This should be for your main offer, for example, 1-1 MENTORSHIP.
• Secondary CTA: This should be an alternative option. Use a "ghost button" style, meaning no fill, just an outline and text in the same blue color. For example, Kick start your open-source.

Problem: The underline on the main headline looks like a hand-drawn scribble. While it might be an attempt to add personality, it can be perceived as unpolished or messy.

Solution: Refine the Headline's Emphasis

• Alternative 1 (Subtle): Remove the scribble and simply put the keyword in blue: "GET YOUR NEXT OPEN-SOURCE CONTRIBUTION FASTER."
• Alternative 2 (Modern): Use a highlighter-style background behind the text with an accent color.

3. Typography and Legibility

Problem: The text in the list of services is too small, which makes it difficult to read and diminishes its importance.

Solution: Adjust Font Sizes

• Body Text: Ensure that no descriptive text is smaller than 16px to guarantee good legibility on most devices.
• Font Contrast: Play with font weights (e.g., Bold for titles and Regular or Light for descriptions) to create a clear hierarchy without relying solely on size.

4. "About Me" Section

Problem: The phrase "Judges a book by its cover..." is an excellent and creative hook, but the image is cut off, and we can't see how the idea concludes.

Solution: Complete the Visual Narrative

• Make sure the closing sentence ("Because if the cover doesn't impress you...") is fully visible without the user needing to scroll.
• This section has a lot of potential. The avatar is friendly. You could add a very short paragraph explaining who you are and why you are passionate about helping others in the world of open-source and data. This builds connection and trust.