200–300 visitors/month. Almost zero conversions. High bounce rate. That was my old portfolio, and those numbers forced me to rebuild everything. My previous site (vishalmishra.vercel.app) was built to impress designers. Heavy animations, modern aesthetic, a very "creative agency" feel. The problem? My actual clients are small businesses, startups, and offline businesses, and they don't browse portfolios the way designers do. They want answers fast: — What does this person do? — Have they done work like mine? — How do I get in touch? My old site made them work for it. Most left before finding out. So I fixed it. The new portfolio (mishravishal.in) is a single-page experience - About, Projects, Services, Sequence, FAQ, and Contact are all visible without clicking away. And instead of just an email link buried at the bottom, visitors can now: — Fill a quick "Start a Project" form — Message me directly on WhatsApp — Or just send an email, whatever feels easiest The goal: give a first-time visitor enough context to decide before they bounce. Is this the right call? I genuinely don't know yet; maybe the bold, animated portfolio was the better brand statement. That's a real question I'm sitting with. If you've worked with a similar audience or gone through a portfolio redesign, I'd really value your perspective. What would you have done differently?