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[AdAgency]

I recently launched my new company website and would love some feedback on it.

http://woodlandsadagency.com

[HostMantis]

Simple and clean. I like it.

[imago-allan]

Crisp, straight and clean. Great!

[subhash]

Nice one mate i like it

[websplash]

Clean and elegant - I like it.

[AdAgency]

Ok, so I took a look a several of YOUR websites as well - all very good looking sites. Thanks for the positive reviews! I appreciate it!

[zomex]

Hello,

You have done a fantastic job on the site. It's clean, crisp and professional. The only thing I'm not a big fan of is these:

http://woodlandsadagency.com/images/...contact-us.png

It looks a bit like the text wasn't supposed to be right to the bottom. Perhaps that's just me though.

Keep up the good work!

Regards,
Jack

[AdAgency]

Thanks Zomex,

And let me say wow - your website is a content monster with a lot of attention to detail. Two thumbs up!

[zomex]

Thanks very much mate.

Can I ask what you think of the design? As with any design the fun never stops. I'm trying to add more detail to the while keeping to the existing layout. I just recently added that gray gradient in the content area so I need to remove the backgrounds on allot of the images and change them to transparent PNG files

Thanks,
Jack

[AdAgency]

I like it, if anything, maybe set the top level drop down lists to {display: block; line-height: 30px; } - or whatever height your top level list height is.

I think it looks good as it is and the only thing I would suggest is maybe making a little more "interaction" in your menu system but that's not really a deal breaker and if you left it as-is, it still works well.

Avoid the temptation to keep tweaking it though - web design can sometimes be like doing your hair - the more you mess with it, sometimes the worse it gets.

[PaulM]

If i would suggest anything, I'd increase the font size slightly, and increase the top and bottom padding on text blocks (it seems a bit squished)...

Nevertheless, very nice.

[Lynne Santos]

looks like a corporate website sort of

[zomex]

Originally Posted by Invectra

I like it, if anything, maybe set the top level drop down lists to {display: block; line-height: 30px; } - or whatever height your top level list height is.

I think it looks good as it is and the only thing I would suggest is maybe making a little more "interaction" in your menu system but that's not really a deal breaker and if you left it as-is, it still works well.

Avoid the temptation to keep tweaking it though - web design can sometimes be like doing your hair - the more you mess with it, sometimes the worse it gets.

Thanks very much mate.

I agree with you. It can become very distracting too. I think I will always be tweaking it to some extent but the I'm never going to change the main design as it has taken so long

I was thinking of doing that but I'm going to be adding more links as time goes on so those with lower resolutions may not see the last links

When you say interaction what would you suggest? Perhaps some roll over affects? Thinking about it that's a good idea actually. I will take a look at that.

Thanks,
Jack

[Atarim]

I like the fact that the Woodlands site - at least the pages I glanced at - had no glaring text errors. That already puts it ahead of a lot of sites, certainly most hosting sites.

[andy1yap]

It is nice. Good job.