[yangyang]

Convert design from PSD to HTML is designed and coded from scratch. Though hardly an artistic design I'd say, but it's my best and I'm trying all I can to improve it. lol~

Thanks for any suggestions!

[pgo]

Code looks very solid, for one thing. If you're based in the US, you could probably up your price.

The design is alright, I guess. Nothing special, really. But certainly not unappealing. I don't really care for the nav enlarging effect and the lack of alignment along any semblance of a vertical grid (along with various centered items in the mix) makes it hard to read/follow.

[Soup Of The Day]

Along with pgo's suggestions, I'd suggest making yourself a real logo, rather than plain Arial bold.

[pat]

some of your testimonials are really odd.

[chazthetic]

you really need a logo and I can't stand the nav.

it's kind of boring and unorganized looking

the big red space on the bottom makes no sense to me.

no columns or sidebars?

[doffy]

Holy shit, that main mouseover menu is genious.

[fasterthanlight]

Originally Posted by doffy

Holy shit, that main mouseover menu is genious.

I completely disagree

Whats with that navy blue?

Rather, whats going on with your entire colour scheme? you have about a hundred different colours in there, and they don't tie together whatsoever

Whats with that giant red/orange fade at the bottom? THATS random


Start the design from scratch with one consistent colour palette that is no more than 5 colours (you could argue 6)

And you're not limited by 5 colours, because you have an infinite amount of shades within each colour to use to differentiate your design elements

[doffy]

That's not the fucking point, I don't like the blue particularly, either.

I'm talking about the mechanics here.

[fasterthanlight]

Meh, just some absolute positioning on a hover, applied to <strong> which probably should have been <span> defined as a block