Fixed is the present and fluid is the future, mainly driven by such radically different screen sizes at the moment IMO. Unless you convert an actinic site to full CSS including floating sections, i can't imagine an actinic site looking good on 1024 and 1900 or higher. All the 1900 or higher layout would look like is a stretched 1024 layout.
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Hi
It's taken me a while but have now updated the site again and made some changes including the colour. Had some designer friends and developers look at it and have got some good feedback and they are all saying it's better then the last design. So fingers crossed this is now all done.
Thanks again for all your comments and feedback which have been really helpful.
Cheers
Darren
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Very smart Darren. Nice clean lines and no clutter, its the kind of site I'd be happy to navigate around for a good while without being irritated. Not that I'm interested in your particular products but you know what I mean!
I did briefly look the other day and although I can't remember what it looked like, I do remember cringing a little!
Cheers
Malc
PS: You owe me one when I launch next week!
Only taken me a year!
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Originally posted by georgeI'd say the colour scheme is bland.
The 'masthead' needs more 'zing' in my opinion.Paul
Flower-Stands.co.uk - the UK's largest online supplier of Fresh Flower Merchandising Stands
Using V10.2 with Norman's brilliantly simple TABBER.
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Thanks for you feedback and will change the links page, one of the pages that I have been meaning to change.
I have been in talks with some contacts I have that design site for large corporate and it seem that have neutral colours is a better option as it focuses the users attention onto the products which is key, I think any way.
Now I have just got to work on the SEO/Marketing side of it.
Cheers
Darren
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It's stretching the recommendation quite a bit to liken a small card website to a large corporate website. You certainly can't throw blanket rules like that across all sectors. If so surely you should be having a team of 6 guys running your website, just like they do?
You need to be in touch with what your target audience are expecting and a happy, bright and vibrant site is surely what majority of your audience would want to see? It doesn't have to be over the top, just inject a bit of life into the site.
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Nice site
With the low cost of your products I imagine profit is hard to come by, so I would suggest you make a small charge for postage even if its only £0.50 per order it will make a big difference to your income and people will be expecting to pay a small charge
That way you could also offer free postage to purchasers of 5 or more cards at the same time (you may have this already I just had a quick look)Chris Ashdown
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I feel your images would benefit if you were to change what you sit the cards on when taking photo's, you can see it seems to be a wooden shelf with wallpaper behind, just looks a little homely. How about adding images such as a happy couple tieing the knot on the wedding card section. You could also add a tagline under your logo, maybe something like ...cards for all occasions.www.parklifeclothes.co.uk
Parklife, Whitby
Diesel, Converse, Crocs, Quiksilver, Miss Sixty, Scotch & Soda, Bench, Levi's, Kickers
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Originally posted by chris ashdownNice site
With the low cost of your products I imagine profit is hard to come by, so I would suggest you make a small charge for postage even if its only £0.50 per order it will make a big difference to your income and people will be expecting to pay a small charge
That way you could also offer free postage to purchasers of 5 or more cards at the same time (you may have this already I just had a quick look)www.parklifeclothes.co.uk
Parklife, Whitby
Diesel, Converse, Crocs, Quiksilver, Miss Sixty, Scotch & Soda, Bench, Levi's, Kickers
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