I think there is a lot of good work on this page, but everything is shown together, so it feels a little messy. I would organize the projects into different categories, such as App Design, UI Design, Sketches, T-shirt Design, and Chinese-inspired Design. This would make the portfolio easier to understand and help users find specific projects more quickly.

The white text is placed over a busy background image, which can make some parts of the text difficult to read. Adding a darker overlay could improve the contrast. I also think the background image should be one of the artist’s most representative works because it is the first image visitors see. This could help people understand the artist’s style more quickly.

Although Apple has innovative visuals for their visitors to get a real time experience while using their webpage. Their lack of audible features may hinder some of their users who may need access to listen to them. There are no integrated text-to-speech or read aloud options, so users with difficulty reading or visual/hearing impairments would struggle to access content effectively.

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