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Old 07-31-2009, 10:17 AM   #1
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Right couple of weeks my business launched a holding page for a client the client is ok with the design however I'm not to happy with it at all and I know it definately needs improving. I'd love to hear some constructive feedback please for the website.

I am thinking of altering the website today and start implement some web 2.0 bits and bobs i.e. rounded corner a lot more graphcis and a general more interesting color.

I'd love to hear your views.

The web address is: The Stone Man Ltd

Let me know please.

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Hi,

It doesn't look good at all, sorry. It just looks as if it has no structure, everything seems to be all over the place. I don't like the colours, the images look a bit blurred and the logo looks like clip art (dont know if you did it, or the client already had it?).

Its hard to say what I would change because I would give it a complete overhaul, and down a different direction. Others might have some ideas.

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No your right it looks bloody awful, hence why were going to redo it.
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Might be too late - But its very slow loading for me (pictures) so make sure they are saved to web and .gif

Seems quite 90's if I be honest, no real graphic touch because its just text and boxes I'm afraid.

Think it could be improved by making it a bit more modern, and it might just be my browser but it was out of line on the screen, so if it was more central it would look a bit more professional.

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Might be too late - But its very slow loading for me (pictures) so make sure they are saved to web and .gif

Seems quite 90's if I be honest, no real graphic touch because its just text and boxes I'm afraid.

Think it could be improved by making it a bit more modern, and it might just be my browser but it was out of line on the screen, so if it was more central it would look a bit more professional.

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Again I agree, can I ask what browser you were using and the screen size please?
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On second glance its only minimal to the right. But I'm using Firefox and my screeen is 19" I believe
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On second glance its only minimal to the right. But I'm using Firefox and my screeen is 19" I believe
Thank you for your feedback. :D
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Hi Guys

I have been spending the day on updates, the website is not yet finished and it needs to be optimised for different screen sizes and browsers however, I'd love to hear some feedback on the new layout?

Constructive please: Website address is: The Stone Man Ltd
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Looks better than the other one , still unsure about the background I would just go for a white background, but that can be difficult to get right.

It stil looks more like a flyer than a website. Personally I would have the images as the main focal point, making graphics out of the images with text overlayed.
You need more graphics on there, for instance how to get touch, 'contact for more details' - having a link to take you to the contact page etc.
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I think that people on here are just too nice when critiquing so not to offend, sometimes the truth is much more constructive. To be honest if you posted this on any other design forum you would be ripped to shreds.

The original design and the one you showed earlier are poor if I am brutally honest, they look very amateur.

With regards to constructive feedback, really there are so so many things that can be improved, personally I would just employ a qualified website designer as I think the results will be much much better, sorry

What I don't understand is that you advertise yourself as a Website & Graphic Design Expert.
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