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But personal websites do not need that, really. I kind of
fundamentally disagree with it. A portfolio website can impress
with your talent for design, for sure, but when you're working
- on something like this, where it's jsut for you - is any of it
+ on something like this, where it's just for you - is any of it
really necessary?
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