My Online Résumé

I've recently been introduced to Weebly - where you are able to create your own online CV. I'd been inspired from a few (links below) and thought I'd give a go at my own attempt.

My inspiration:
http://kristin.fm/sm/index.html
http://ulrikeschulz.weebly.com/index.html

Let me know what you think of mine:
Jo Miles Online Résumé


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