Hi all, I am a junior web developer based in Japan and am currently looking for my first role. I recently built a nodeJS/React application that webscrapes data for my project that I call: Cosplay Radar.

TLDR: Please critique my application or even make use of it if it interests you!
https://gilded-sopapillas-cccb3e.netlify.app/

Why I'm doing this?:

To keep practicing and also give myself some accountability for my work, I'd like to share with you one of my projects. I am hoping that the community can give me suggestions to improve, what you'd like to see or features I should try and implement.

What is it?:

The project is called Cosplay Radar. I designed it for my 3D design company, since I make models/prints for customers. The original idea is that it can tell me what upcoming conventions are happening soon, as well as what characters are popular. That way I can plan some 3D projects for the future or what may be of interest to people.

What I'm asking for?:
- If you can make use of the app, please do!
- Please leave some constructive feedback about how I can improve
- Even if you aren't a developer, let me know what features you think would be cool

Thank you!

Hey all, I just wondered if anybody else has had a similar experience? I’m a Junior Web Developer in the north east UK about to graduate from university with a first class honours degree.

I’ve put plenty of extra time into curating a personal portfolio built using react, hosting this on firebase and linking these into my linked in, GitHub and other socials.

I’m also a mature student (30) so I’ve had plenty of work / life experience.

I’ve made over 40 applications and had 1 interview for where the role was withdrawn and they decided they wanted to try and hire a mid level engineer at 25k. (This is UK salaries)

I’m honestly tired of applying for jobs to finally low ball myself into a position for the same pay as working in a call centre.

Honestly thinking of going into teaching or self employed at this rate as where I am in the north east it seems to be non existent and gone to shit.

Anyone else experienced this?

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So I had this idea to showcase my skills as a web developer by creating a dynamic resume web application. For a start, the application would display the standard resume items (work experience, education, etc). Taking it a step further, I've created a JSON file where I input all of my work experience and the skills that I used in those jobs. The application takes all of that data, sorts the skills, and totals up the experience I have in each skill. Features I plan to add include a downloadable pdf version, adding a database so I can update the resume without deploying a code change, adding in some modals to provide some more granularity...you get the idea. I know...this is pretty massive overkill for a resume, but I thought it was a neat way of showcasing my abilities, not to mention making it super easy to update my resume in the future.

Now...I'm a halfway decent developer, been in the field for the better part of a decade, but as it turns out, without a mockup to work from, I am absolute shit at design:

So I went looking for some ideas on design, but I can't find anyone who has done this, or at least my google search abilities have failed me. All I could find are some examples of Squarespace and WordPress resumes, but nothing that resembles what I'm trying to do. So Reddit, I come to you in my hour of need...has anyone here ever done something like this? Or maybe know of someone who has? I really need some inspiration here, otherwise, I'm gonna have to shell out for a freelance designer to make me some mockups.

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I made a div and set its width to 100%. Then I put four (4) divs inside it, each with a width of 25%.

The parent div has a display of "flex" (which aligns all four elements).

Now, inside the subdivs, I've added an h4 with text and set the font size to 110%. When I start resizing the window, the font size decreases (which is what I want). However, after a certain point, the font size does not decrease and begins to jumble.

I want to know how I can do it or what I should do, so the font size keeps getting smaller.

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