Looks pretty good, but more cheese is definitely called for.

Also, your crust is way too thick.

--Facetious Jones

Don’t listen to the haters, the best homemade pizza is the way you like it.

Dafuq

Everyone thinks their baby is beautiful.

If I was just learning how to make pizza I’d be very happy with that result. It’s identifiable as a pizza and looks edible.

Keep making these and challenge yourself to make each one better than the last. 200 pizzas in and I’m still learning.

Could it be better? Sure. But it looks pretty darn good for a first attempt/what it is. Well done! Keep trying and continue to improve!

Sauce?

Looks excellent to me. I don't know anything but I would try to get the dough to where it doesn't need a pan. Or you want pan pizza, so maybe an appropriately sized cast iron

That's romantically beautiful. I'd be envious of who got the bigger half.

I make a pretty good crust from scratch. Buy Yeast in a brown glass jar, not a packet:

1 Cup Water
3 Cups Flour
2 TeaSp Sugar
2 TeaSp Yeast
1 TableSp Olive Oil
2 TeaSp Salt

Mix by hand (if you have food prep or medical exam gloves then it makes cleanup easier) and repeatedly roll, press, and flatten the dough until consistent. If too sticky or not holding shape, add flour. If stratified or stiff add water. Place in bowl and cover with a wet cloth for a few hours to rise, then knead again and rise again. If the cloth doesn't release then add a little water to the cloth. If you don't have time to do it all in one day you can rise it in the fridge. The dough is a living fungus, it has no resistance to UV light and can die if too hot or from freezing. After rising twice, shape into a disk with a slightly raised edge, oil the pan or parchment and then flour the dough disk and lay on pan. Rise again for about 20min. Add sauce, toppings, and cheese. Cook 425F for about 25min, depending on toppings, and keep a vigilant eye on the crust to look for signs of burning. If you want a softer outer crust you can use a silicon brush to add a mixture of beaten egg and water at the start, middle, and near the end of the cooking process. The crust will also soften if allowed to cool before cutting.

Is that albino pineapple?

Reminds me of the Mexican Pizza from Taco Bell, but with less diarrhea in the aftermath.

ayyyy looks great! I hope it was delicious.