I’ve made a webpage for a company that me and my friend started. You may have remembered the thread about the banner before, but now I need some feedback on the webpage, the design, how it looks, load times, stuff like that.
http://www10.asphost4free.com/hfdesignco/
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for now only has one picture, I have a bit more stuff that I will add soon
Thanks!
2 pics now, with good old suzanne
11 pics total!
Any comments or crits?
Try making the background #222222 and give the main content a slight dropshadow. Remember you should always use CSS. Much more modifiable and easier to use. Instead of using a 1 px image as a background, you can just use CSS and set it to #****** << fill in the blanks. Personally I think the menu navigation is too thick. just my style. Other than those few things, the code looks nice and clean. So keep at it.
-Fliberty
fyi, it’s not really professional to call yourself a corporation if you haven’t incorporated. Best to be truthful and call yourself freelancers.
The menu items are a little pixelized. Do it with text and a background image.
Dont use tables, do it with css.
Use css everywhere.
For a webdesign company this is a poor website.
Advice: learn to design first before starting a company for it.
I did it first with the pictures and stuff, but I’ve started to switch it all over to css, I was planning on doing that. For the tables, I started to have troubles with it so I plan on getting rid of it and doing it with css. This isn’t done yet in ways. About the menuitems, I’ll consider that as soon as I get time. About the name corporation, I wasn’t sure about that when I called it that, and now you’ve spoke up, I’m changing it.
I am now rewriting the main page, its got some messy code, and its the only page that doesn’t use css correctly.
Nice color theme, didn’t test much, but I suggest that you make gallery images open in full window instead of that too small frame.
Here is link to css rollover buttons, might be better solution than javascript.
hey thanks for the rollover buttons thing, I was having a bit of troubles with my buttons, they wouldn’t work in firefox either, I’ll look into it. Right now the version on my computer is all messed up so it might be a bit before an update
I redid the menu with the tutorial that was just given to me(thanks a lot!) and here it is:
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comments?
didn’t really notice one of Jogai’s comments about being a web designer. Thats not really the main point of our company, (I actually had to change that on the home page). Webpages are one of the smaller things we are going to do, and this website isn’t anywhere close to being done. Now i have got alot of it done in css(most of it). And oh ya, I’m uploading another version really soon, with a new menu system, no tables, mostly all css, and some corrections to the title of the company and some of the content, and the thing about the full sized images in a new window.
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Ok, now I’ve updated the webpage, everything is changed. Oh but I forgot the drop shadow, I’ll get that soon. http://www10.asphost4free.com/hfdesignco/
Hey, it’s a beautiful work, I like more of “The Banner” image and the “The Simple Web Screen”…Congratulations…
Not a bad site. But it lacks professional taste. I think it has something to do with the language. “stickers and other cool stuff”?
Hey, your web-page has problems. I have a wide-screen monitor, and when Firefox is maximized, the logo and the text box separate and sit side by side.
thats weird I’ll check it out
BlackBoe I might under stand the problem. When you talk about the text box what do you mean? where the conent is displayed?
Saxofoner about the language and the proffesionalism, i guess your kind of right about that, but I was loosing my words when I was writing that and coundn’t think how to write it, it must have been late at night lol.
Estefane thanks for the comments
BlackBoe, I see what your talking about, its the type of html element I used, It should only be a matter of changing a css property
Anyway, this is just a screen grab, so the pic’s a little big.