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akashik 03-22-2001, 01:05 AM Not sure about the direction on this one so comments would be appreciated...
The original site:
http://www.livingitfully.com/
The new site (in production)
http://livingitfully.com/new/
Let me know what you think of the new one... It's only one page so far until I have the go ahead from the client. Colors, fonts, structure... you know, the usual :)
Greg Moore
E.FreeServers 03-22-2001, 09:45 PM Your site looks good. You might consider adding a contact box in your "contact us" page so visitors can send their messages to you directly from your site.
Good luck.
Definetly the secone version looks better, a few suggestions,
1) There is space cut out or missing behind the tent, fill that in its a little distracting
2) Move the disclaimer so its not in both the menu and content area
As far as the colors, they are great but maybe a different font on the graphic text would look better
the website text/url at the bottom of the image should be changed. it might be readable to the vision challenged.
akashik 03-23-2001, 12:05 AM You're not going to believe it. I got an email just now...
"Thanks, the new site looks great, but we want to use the old one."
No feedback on how to make the site better - Just that they'll keep the old one. It's a charity job - a freebie - so it's not a financial decision...
...Hmm.. oh well - I'll hold onto it for something in the future. :)
Greg Moore
kunal 03-23-2001, 01:50 AM hmm.. i like the lil coconut tree and the sun... hehe.. the old one is nice and simple.. all you need to do is format the text.. and it should be fine :)
the new one looks good too... but a lil too proffesional? ;)
klisis 03-23-2001, 02:02 AM Hey, I love the second one. :)
kunal 03-23-2001, 02:10 AM Originally posted by klisis
Hey, I love the second one. :)
you following me? :confused:
akashik 03-23-2001, 02:36 AM Kunal,
Yes klisis *is* following you. :) It's happened to me before... Spooky isn't it *lol*
Yes I think it might be a case of "too professional" given the target audience. The brief also however required that it appeal to corporate identities, so they can try to gain grants and sponsership *shrug* I would have presumed a professional looking site would have shown they are serious about what they do. It was going to have a "site donated by akashik.net" to offset the chance people thought they were spending cash on things they shouldn't (plus give us a little exposure at the same time).
It's a fine line I suppose.
Greg Moore
kunal 03-23-2001, 05:03 AM you bet its spooky...
the line is real fineeeeee... its kinda pissing off at times.. :) chickens thread in the advert forum is an example of the frustration it can coz ;)
TheComputerGuy 03-23-2001, 07:15 AM akashik,
If ya ever one to build me a "charity" site please let me know, I turn you down when you get the first page done. I will wait until the 8th page is done.
Just kidding :)
You should taje those people and :uzi:
then go have a :beer: with :homer:
akashik 03-23-2001, 08:57 AM Hehe.. well it's part of the game I suppose. I enjoy making sites so it's not really time wasted for me... I might have a buyer for the design anyway, so it might turn into a plus :)
Grey clouds and silver linings and all that...
Greg Moore
klisis 03-23-2001, 10:58 AM Originally posted by kunal
Originally posted by klisis
Hey, I love the second one. :)
you following me? :confused:
lol
nisus 03-23-2001, 11:47 AM I like it and I don't mean to bash it, but IMO the parents (i'm assuming they're parents) look like a couple of far too excited yuppies. They also seem to shop in the same department.
akashik 03-23-2001, 11:51 AM Yeah I know.....
I was looking for wholesome happiness. I saw that family and thought that's about as wholesome and happy as any sane person can stand :)
Greg Moore
nisus 03-23-2001, 11:54 AM Well, true..
Though I don't know about the sane part, but i'd say their
Prozac's working rather well. :)
klisis 03-23-2001, 12:10 PM :) *Sometimes words can not explain anything at all*
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