Need your opinions on this design...

[tomozj]

Don't talk about the content, just the design!

Also, please know that I'm planning on adding a footer later on.

Tell me what you think -- I coded it from scratch myself, and did all the images myself.

http://www.cardiffwebdesign.eu/index.htm

[Corleone]

I like it. Basic from the start, but its a start right?


What you should do, is make a non repeating .GIF of the arrows fading in in photoshop, and set the mouseover of the links to that image.

[ZaMboR]

Wow i like it Very Nice ! 

[tomozj]

Corleone link=topic=10146.msg117491#msg117491 date=1213041117]
I like it. Basic from the start, but its a start right?

Yes it's basic, but that's what I want to be selling. Basic designs available at affordable prices -- yet still pretty elegant.

Corleone link=topic=10146.msg117491#msg117491 date=1213041117]
What you should do, is make a non repeating .GIF of the arrows fading in in photoshop, and set the mouseover of the links to that image.

Eh, I'm not sure. A good idea, however with the current JS system, it's extremely fixed (no timers or such), meaning there's no chance of any quick mouse movements fucking up fades or such.

To be honest, I like the idea. I just think that at this moment in time, I'd rather keep it simple.

Also, I received a PM from Tevo.. saying "not many colours" -- I think the noir colour scheme works alright? 

[Ben]

I think the noir colour scheme works alright?

First thing i noticed. Works brilliantly imho.

[FarePak]

Very nice tomozj, Wales FTW

[Peter]

With no offence intended, kindof if I got pushed in a time machine and got sent ten years in the past. For a design company you really need something more flashy, preferably light and clear. Work with XHTML, that'll teach you to follow HTML rules more strictly, which attracts larger customers.

[Rien]

needs red.

[tomozj]

With no offence intended, kindof if I got pushed in a time machine and got sent ten years in the past. For a design company you really need something more flashy, preferably light and clear. Work with XHTML, that'll teach you to follow HTML rules more strictly, which attracts larger customers.

Aye, I see what you're saying.. I'll finish off this design (code-wise) and then work on some different colour schemes, including some brighter colours.

I've always found sky blue/white a cool colour combination.. however black's just easy.

And just a heads up -- this is only a small local company which helps a few companies out.

Thanks for all the opinions so far.

[Maddolis]

I called the number and its a sex hotline.
Was that you on the other end?