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Fun Stuff => MAKE => Topic started by: Grognard on 24 Feb 2014, 19:48
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more accurately, I built this website for another...
I'm NOT a website designer. But I do try.
I look forward to your feedback: Thanks.
http://www.kellystrailerworld.com/
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That kind of HTML was cutting edge back in, like, 1995.
:mrgreen:
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The white links at the top don't have a lot of contrast. It would probably be easier to see if it were a different color.
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Pilchard: my budget limits the snazzy internet goodies I can implement: besides: 1995 was a GOOD year. :b
Cesium: thank you and so noted. Do you think Green might work better?
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A medium-to-dark green should probably work well. The background image is mostly light in color, so you'd want something relatively dark to provide contrast.
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Pilchard: my budget limits the snazzy internet goodies I can implement: besides: 1995 was a GOOD year. :b
That was...that was supposed to be a joke (http://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1619)
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hahahahahaha.
cute hugs to ya.
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Most importantly, your website works. How a website looks is not unimportant, but what it does is more important. If I were a customer, I would want to know some basic things: Who are you? What do you sell? How do I contact you? Where are you? When are you open? Your site provided me with all that info in less than a minute. Other remarks:
Don't refer to pages to which you don't link, and which don't appear in the menu. On your News or Reviews page (should be News & Reviews, incidentally, since there are both), you say "See more in our PRODUCTS page!" That text should be a link, and you do not have a "PRODUCTS" page listed in your menu. The HTML document called Products.html is labelled in the menu as Trailers.
Why are golf-carts and trailer accessories on the same page? If you track how many people visit your pages, how will you know how many people are interested in golf-carts and how many in tow-bars etc.?
I'm not a member of your local population, and maybe its a well-known thing where you are, but what is a "racer" (some sort of toy car? Two amateurish-looking bricks with wheels?), and why should I care?
Where you use a green background banner to text, you should centre the text in the banner.
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Akima: thank you.
I will fix the products vs. trailers page ... I totally missed that.
the racers are Pinewood Derby cars: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinewood_derby
and they are easily recognizable to locals.
I combined golf carts and accessories pages because Im' out of page budget, and they are minor catalog items.