I am very new at this and need all the feedback anyone can give me. Thanks Faye Web site
Natures-Comfort.com
Natures-Comfort.com
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Hi Faye, welcome to the Forums.
For someone who's new to site design, your site's excellent! Good use of that soothing blue to provide an appropriate "look and feel" for your alternative health site. The product pictures are tastefully done with a nice drop-shadow to give that professional touch.
The two graphics on the left - "customer feedback" and "recommend it" - need to have their edges smoothed and rounded, like you've done with the waterfall image at the top. Also, consider dropping the animated "suggestion box" - while animations draw the eye, they also make a site look less professional.
Your text on the left is hard up against the left browser border. It's good to have some spacing in, as it helps the eye to separate the content from the edge of the browser. Try removing leftmargin="0" from your body tag.
You could also consider adding a little rounded corner GIF to the top-left corner of your white content section, to make the transition between the blue and the white a bit smoother.
Overall - good colours and theme, good product decriptions, and easy to navigate. Not bad for a newbie!
Hope thae helps..
Best wishes,
Matt
Elated
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Matt Doyle, Elated
3rd Edition of my jQuery Mobile book out now! Learn to build mobile web apps. Free sample chapter: http://store.elated.com/
For someone who's new to site design, your site's excellent! Good use of that soothing blue to provide an appropriate "look and feel" for your alternative health site. The product pictures are tastefully done with a nice drop-shadow to give that professional touch.
The two graphics on the left - "customer feedback" and "recommend it" - need to have their edges smoothed and rounded, like you've done with the waterfall image at the top. Also, consider dropping the animated "suggestion box" - while animations draw the eye, they also make a site look less professional.
Your text on the left is hard up against the left browser border. It's good to have some spacing in, as it helps the eye to separate the content from the edge of the browser. Try removing leftmargin="0" from your body tag.
You could also consider adding a little rounded corner GIF to the top-left corner of your white content section, to make the transition between the blue and the white a bit smoother.
Overall - good colours and theme, good product decriptions, and easy to navigate. Not bad for a newbie!
Hope thae helps..
Best wishes,
Matt
Elated
--
Matt Doyle, Elated
3rd Edition of my jQuery Mobile book out now! Learn to build mobile web apps. Free sample chapter: http://store.elated.com/
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