Feedback on my README – suggestions welcome!

[karantaragi07]

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Hi everyone!

I’ve created a README for my repository and I’d love to get your feedback.

• How does it look overall?

• Is the content clear and well-structured?

• Are there any improvements or suggestions you’d recommend to make it better?

• Any feedback, big or small, would be really appreciated! Thanks in advance.

[hoesknowhoes]

Your profile needs 100 fold more animations

[karantaragi07]

Need more content for that 😃

[Chiragj2003]

✅ Trying using these
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Cleaner, modern, and professional look.

Grouped badges logically.

Reduced clutter in the "fun/humor" section.

Hero section more readable.

Maintains all dynamic and stats elements.

[karantaragi07]

It is clean and modern just a bit more lower in professional context tho..... Well can U help me logically group badges in a good fashion if U can let me know.... For fun animation section I need some content to add idk what?!..... All elements are maintained I see no issue in that.

[Lucky-Purswani]

Here’s my genuine review of your README:

-->The layout feels a bit messy and unorganized. You have both a static and animated intro at the top , consider keeping just one to make it cleaner.

-->The About section should be placed near the top. It gives immediate context about who you are and what you do.

-->GitHub contribution/activity sections should be placed towards the end, preferably right before the footer/wave section.

-->The wave design at the bottom isn’t clearly visible at first glance. You might want to improve the contrast or adjust its placement.

-->Try to maintain a uniform color theme across the entire README for a more polished and consistent look.

-->Best suggestion: design the README to support both light mode and dark mode, so it looks clean regardless of the viewer’s theme.

You can also check out my README for reference — it’s not perfect, but I’m trying to improve it step by step.

[Lucky-Purswani]

Also, here’s my discussion topic on improving READMEs if you want to check it out or join in:
👉 🗣️ Let’s Talk: Making READMEs Better
Lucky-Purswani/Lucky-Purswani#1