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Accurate
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: UK
Posts: 1,168
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not for me decent web hosting - www.balue.com
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Deathblow
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Norway
Posts: 354
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Okei, Ill ditch the pop up window cause that really seems to piss everyone off. I dont really like Contacts form, but if you really think that is nessesery I'll add one. The "emo" photos will stay though "At the moment it looks like you can't, or can't be bothered." hmm? |
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Skubala happens
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Midlands
Posts: 55
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interesting design, you have a very unique style and is kinda refreshing, a few bugs ive noticed are.. the white background stretches to the top in IE, and on your contact page would be good to see a back link if someone clicks submit without entering data. |
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Read between da lines!
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Not really my kind of design at all really since your asking for feedback. The text seems real small, the workspace seems even smaller and the myriad of faces "clockwork orange look" offset with the blue is just wrong on the eye. Sorry definetely not my thing. However full credit for adding the contact form. Most people who know how to use a PC disable email linkage from pages or sites with their programs. There are interesting stats on stuff like that too... |
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Zły
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If you have to explain to the user what to do at the portfolio section, then it is not a good sign. I like you work though. Why did you confined yourself in a such small space for your portfolio site? You can fit everthing: about/contact/portfolio on those one page folio pages, you should look into that. |
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Deathblow
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Norway
Posts: 354
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Hm I did not check out for bugs in IE so thanks for telling me! I'll check into that and I will make a back button. I've checked out a lot of 1 page sites, and I've liked most of them. But I choose to do it the way I've done because I do not really have that much work to show of yet, that also explains the small space. Any idea to something else I could put in the background instead of the faces? I tried plain white, but that did not turn out well. |
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