Maverick
12-28-2000, 10:01 AM
I'd like to get some opinions on the site design for http://www.apachewebhost.com. Keep in mind that right now only the Flash splash page, main page, contact page, and a couple of links are active at this time. Just interested in the general layout. Plan on wrapping it up this week--so any input would be appreciated!
Spider John
12-28-2000, 12:19 PM
The only thing I would do is have an option to "skip" the flash intro. People might not want to sit and wait for 30 seconds of a spinning logo. Some people actually don't want to waste their time. ;)
(SH)Saeed
12-28-2000, 01:12 PM
Maverick,
Your logo (specially in the flash intro) looks just like the one I made for http://www.FlashPlanet.com back in the days I owned it (before selling it to Internet.com). :D
Saeed
Maverick
12-28-2000, 01:44 PM
zolbian- yeah, we noticed that. We are re-working the Flash intro and will be changing that quite a bit. Would like to stay with a "gears" motif though. The "box" is a lot alike, but I'd like to stick with it.
TheComputerGuy
12-29-2000, 05:58 PM
I have been working on a logo that looks kinda like that, but that was some months ago. But then i remeber where i saw it on a Tommy Hilfiger shirt, so who can say, i like mine, like everyones listed, but i think that they should be in different colors, like mine is in blue and white.
akashik
01-02-2001, 04:14 PM
You might want to run around the sites you're 'Proud to Use' and grab some logos again. I can only guess but they goot like they've been squashed to the point of death. A fast load is one thing but if everything looks like it's 1992 then it doesn't reflect well for a modern hosting company.
Also I'd probably toast the Flash intro. It's great for personal sites or 'tech' stuff where people *want* to see Flash. Hosting companies are more about getting people in to have a look at the product, sign them up and move 'em out. These days people generally do a lot of looking around for a host and anything that gets in there way tends to upset them.
Greg Moore