Hi everybody

It's 75% done .. what do you think of the new desing ?

http://www.cpanel.net/

I like your site and the demo's. I am in process of (|this close) deciding to buy! But, I have a couple of questions. When is the version 4.0 going to be ready? In the meantime, is there a customer signup form to order a package? I don't see it in the demo's. Also I have a few other questions about the functionality, is this a good place to ask, or would you prefer I email separately.

Just an fyi, some of the customers have not switched their control panel demos from Alabanza to your control panel.

I suggested this here:

http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?threadid=3072&pagenumber=3

I really think things would be much better and cost effective if the images were optimised.

Originally posted by Skeeter
I like your site and the demo's. I am in process of (|this close) deciding to buy! But, I have a couple of questions. When is the version 4.0 going to be ready? In the meantime, is there a customer signup form to order a package? I don't see it in the demo's. Also I have a few other questions about the functionality, is this a good place to ask, or would you prefer I email separately.

Just an fyi, some of the customers have not switched their control panel demos from Alabanza to your control panel.



It would be a better idea to email them, since this a "Website Reviews" forum :)

I visited ur site http://www.cpanel.net/ , its pretty cool... i hope everyone will like it as well
Cheers
Sachin

So far it's alright, everything is too big, and a lot of the screen is just wasted space, you need to shrink down your graphic headers and such, specially when they look to big and i'm on 1900x1200 so imagine them on 640x480 . i would also make less use of images so it loads faster...

best wishes

640x480 ?

with all due respect .. I don't desing for that res anymore, 800x600 min

800x600 is the standard, it might not be a bad idea to design a 640x480 version though, you could make a javascript detect the resolutions, and redirect based on it.

all of the tv convertors are 640x480, and we often show are site to dozens of board meetings where they have us hook the laptop up to a TV, also webtv uses 640x480, and quite a bit of LCD kiosk machines that you find all over campuses due, other than that you don't need to worry about it.