Hi everybody,
Let me make this clear for any staff who come across this thread: I'm not advertising or offering a service with this post, I am just looking for feedback on the functionality and design of my website.
Now that's out of the way... I've finally come up with a design that I like for my own website (and hopefully I'll be investing in a top-level domain for my company), and I just wanted to check if anybody came across any errors or had any suggestions to make the website better.
The website is www.kanelincoln.tk.
Kind regards,
Kane.
The design looks nice, good job.
Any mybb themes?
(Jul 25, 2013 10:38 AM)aimkeyyy Wrote: The design looks nice, good job.
Any mybb themes?
Thanks! Are you asking if I MAKE MyBB themes?
Yes, i'm asking if you make myBB themes.
(Jul 25, 2013 11:31 AM)aimkeyyy Wrote: Yes, i'm asking if you make myBB themes.
Nope, I don't make forum themes. I just do front-end web design, sorry!
Well now everyone has your first name Mr. Kane Lincoln. Dont go to the black hat side or else you will be fucked
(Jul 25, 2013 12:24 PM)SpheX™ Wrote: Well now everyone has your first name Mr. Kane Lincoln. Dont go to the black hat side or else you will be fucked
I shan't.
35 character limit thing.
Clean design. Keep up the good work!
(Jul 25, 2013 02:31 PM)thyduke Wrote: Clean design. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the feedback! I like making clean, sleek designs. I want a modern web, not an internet from 2001.
Looks okay. Set a max-width for that message textarea, though. It's not responsive at-all; would be nice to see.
(Jul 26, 2013 11:19 PM)Jire Wrote: Looks okay. Set a max-width for that message textarea, though. It's not responsive at-all; would be nice to see.
Thanks for the feedback. I am currently trying to learn how to make my designs responsive which is why this website isn't responsive at the moment and I completely forgot about max-ing the textarea, thanks for reminding me!
Looks pretty good king of a retro design but it's pretty static which for small website for this is fine but could be easy to fix.
Tbh, if I needed a web designer I would not go to a page that looks like that. It's very bland with no immediate attraction images to catch the customers eyes. Experiment with some js scripts and add some slides and a portfolio. 3/10
(Jul 27, 2013 03:01 PM)Heizenburg Wrote: Tbh, if I needed a web designer I would not go to a page that looks like that. It's very bland with no immediate attraction images to catch the customers eyes. Experiment with some js scripts and add some slides and a portfolio. 3/10
Thanks for the feedback. I completely understand where you're coming from, but the reason why I've made the website so simplistic is because when I start designing something to the best of my ability, unless I have a layout or guide as to what the page should look like, I'm such a perfectionist that I can never keep one design.
I have made pages in the past which incorporate JavaScript using parallax effects, content sliders, ect. but I continuously kept changing the design. Maybe in the future when I'm a little less fussy I can make a more creative website but for now the minimalistic, direct approach will have to do.
Thanks again, though, for the feedback.
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