Not to shamelessly selfpromote, but...

[fnork]

...here's my website. It's still in need of some serious trimming, changing of layout and whatnot, but it's there now, with all of its imperfections. Have a look if you like!

https://martinmalmgren.jimdo.com/

[pbryld]

...here's my website. It's still in need of some serious trimming, changing of layout and whatnot, but it's there now, with all of its imperfections. Have a look if you like!

https://martinmalmgren.jimdo.com/

You should definitely invest the small amount it costs to have a real website (with the URL of your choice). The thing you do now seems pretty unprofessional.

[fnork]

That might be a next step, yes, but I care more for content than design. Because I suppose you'd be criticizing me for the latter in the first place, and not the former..?

[j_menz]

I think it looks fine. And glad to see you've take the plunge!

One quibble - sometimes you refer to yourself as "I", and sometimes in the third person as "Martin". I prefer the former, as it seems more personal, but either way, pick one and stick to it.

[fnork]

j_menz, I actually disagree with that slightly - I think using 3rd person in a bio is perfectly normal, while when you're describing projects you're doing, as well as writing more personal things such as blog posts, I rather use the "I" format. Makes sense? The bio is more formal, a blog post/description of projects are less so.

[j_menz]

Makes sense?

Yeah, but I will continue to find it irritating.

[fnork]

Well, the point is duly noted. I'll keep it in mind, but somehow I like being able to use both forms. As long as it's not confusing!

[tdawe]

You should definitely invest the small amount it costs to have a real website (with the URL of your choice). The thing you do now seems pretty unprofessional.

Really? It looks fine.

[gvans]

Looks good to me...I've me own website as well. Why not?

I think yours has that personal touch and is a great beginning.

That's quite the ambitious project, le oevres pianistiques completes de Ravel...
Congrats.

glenn (www.vanstrum.net)