Better Kevlar / Shock Cord Knot?

Quest kit instructions show a very simple overhand knot to join the Kevlar and Elastic ends of the shock cord.

It works fine but I never cared for this knot. I always look for something cleaner.
I knew there was a better way to join the two lines.

Here's how I was joining together the lines.
It works, I've never had a break or separation.

Yes, I know the Kevlar should not go over the tube edge. This is just for the picture.

This might be my new knot choice.
It's called an Albright Knot.
This picture and instructions are at the Animated Knots website: CLICK HERE

I like this knot because it is smaller and cleaner.
Like the Duncan Loop Knot (used to tie the shock cord to the nose cone screw eye or lug) the ends are parallel to the line going into the knot.
Very secure, both cords aren't going anywhere!
I only used four wraps of the elastic, not ten like shown above.

All knots take practice. You probably won't get it right the first time. Everybody uses different knots to tie the recovery system together.
This is what works for me right now. Find what works best for you.

EDIT: In the comments below, Eerofluge made the following suggestion:
"The Albright Knot is often used to join thicker leader material to fishing line, which is a good application for joining a thick shock cord to thinner Kevlar cord. However, usually the thicker line forms the single loop (gold cord in example picture) and the wraps are made by the thinner cord (blue cord in the picture)."

Thanks Eero, I'll have to try it both ways and see how the knot lies.