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i now have a partlly done xhtml site. i have fully converterd a bunch of pages, but still i find myself thinking if there is more i could do. what i need is feedback! new site is http://71.232.33.90/new%20menu. my site is correct xHTML and CSS, and i find it clean and effective. i am mainly looking for layout/menu kind of ideas, but i am open to both this and content oriented opinions, please tell me what you think. you can reach me here or through the site, thanks: Computer_tom.
Last edited by computer_tom; 08-16-2006 at 08:03 PM.
my site is correct xHTML and CSS, and i find it clean and effective.
Couldn't find new%20site so I looked through alpha new, new menu and such (you got to restrict access) and I'm really sorry to say the logo is horrendous, those backgrounds are not a pleasure to the eye and the page design isn't particularly attractive, inviting or functional as well. I would lay down the tools, take a step back and think about the purpose of the site, who you want to attract and what you want to convey? If this is a site focussing on ordering then you need to make it easy for them and have everything help them towards that goal, and nothing should distract from that. If this should be a site the whole family feels welcome at then you need to communicate that "warmth" (for obvious reasons showing smiling faces still works better than anything else,) warm colours, womens and kids area's, text should be written factual but "easy" and more "friendly" compared to shoppers sites where only cold facts like HW specs and price matter.
Your menus on the left overlap the main section.
There are many broken links on the new on and one on the old one.
Your site logo on the front page could be a lot smaller. I hate to have to scroll down a page just for a pic.
You also need to blend the different areas together. Each on seems like it is trying to do it's own thing. Each area should look like it fits into the scheme of the page.
To many off setting colors in the template of the page.
I was talking about the new site for the most part.
I looked at the page source. I would set things up with tables. This would eliminate the menu overlapping the main page an such. Then use a css style sheet to assign the attributes to each sections layout.
The main thing with your site is, it looks like the puzzle pieces are just thrown on the table. They are not put together to fit.
Here is a basic 3 column table layout with some of your code in it. The width, height, alignment and such would go in the css style sheet. If you haven't used them, I would suggest looking into them. They let you do a lot of things with a page with less typing.
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