8 main elements of your personal website.

1.Your home page that creates the first impression.

Its design should be eye-catching, unique, reflect your personality, what you do and attract the attention of your target audience at the same time.

You can use the colours that can tell about your personality and your profession in the best possible way. 

Add your professionally made photographs and video.

In case if you don't have a professionally made video, it's ok, but having the photographs is a must.

If you are not a CEO for example, then it is better not to seem too smart. Wearing smart casual clothes will be ok.

As a content write the small presentation about yourself in the most creative way. 

It shouldn't be too long and easy to read.

Try to touch the feelings of your target audience.

The navigation of your website should be user friendly. Along with the menu bar, you can also include the links to your all pages inside the content on the main page.

You can also upload your CV here.

2.About myself page

Don't write your whole biography.

Focus on speaking about your strength, projects, problems in your professional and daily life and the ways how you solved them.

3. Your portfolio.

I.e. if you are a designer add your best works,

If you are a customer service specialist you can write about how you coped with some customer-related problematic situations.

4. Your testimonials.

These could be the reviews of your customers, of your former managers and colleagues.

While asking for references try to ask them to point out your skills and personal features and to avoid general phrases like "He is a good guy".

5. Your blog.

The blog is a must-have. Write about the things that are related to or close to what you do.

Do it constantly. Better to write every day. It helps your website to get higher positions in Google Search.

6. Your contact information

7. Your social media accounts links

8. FAQ section.

This point is optional. However, if you are looking for a job you can include here the answers to the most common questions asked by the HR specialists and the answers to the most frequently asked questions that are related to your profession.