Website Design Review

Hi Guys,

Names Website Design

We just got a new draft done and i am trying to get peoples honest
opinion on this new design that we are contemplating going with.

I know the fonts are a bit small those will be sized up but as far as
the rest goes let me know what you think of this new website design.

www.nrjdesign.com/v5

Cheers,

Jason
www.nrjdesign.com

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On 1 Dec 2004 1642 -0500, WebsiteDesign
<UseLinkToEmail@HostingForumz.com> wrote:

> Hi Guys,
>
> Names Website Design
>
> We just got a new draft done and i am trying to get peoples honest
> opinion on this new design that we are contemplating going with.
>
> I know the fonts are a bit small those will be sized up but as far as
> the rest goes let me know what you think of this new website design.
>
> www.nrjdesign.com/v5

Looks nice, snappy. The image of the rolling hills is just net-buzz
though: designed to take up space and make the site somehow appear more
like a magazine article, which generally translates (somehow) to a greater
"professional" appearance.

I say: at least put some content in this spot. A slogan, catchphrase,
system specs, anything really. Otherwise it's nothing more than wasted
space. Perhaps have a number of images with taglines that rotate through
this block with each pageload.

Grey

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"WebsiteDesign" <UseLinkToEmail@HostingForumz.com> wrote in message
news:41ae369a$1_5@alt.athenanews.com...
> Hi Guys,
>
> Names Website Design
>
> We just got a new draft done and i am trying to get peoples honest
> opinion on this new design that we are contemplating going with.
>
> I know the fonts are a bit small those will be sized up but as far as
> the rest goes let me know what you think of this new website design.
>
> www.nrjdesign.com/v5

I like it......

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WebsiteDesign wrote:

> www.nrjdesign.com/v5

Why the hen running through the field?

All I get is a picture. So you only want comments on the look? OK, for
what it's worth. I would increase the text area at the expense of the
graphics.

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GreyWyvern wrote:
> On 1 Dec 2004 1642 -0500, WebsiteDesign
> <UseLinkToEmail@HostingForumz.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Guys,
>>
>> Names Website Design
>>
>> We just got a new draft done and i am trying to get peoples honest
>> opinion on this new design that we are contemplating going with.
>>
>> I know the fonts are a bit small those will be sized up but as far as
>> the rest goes let me know what you think of this new website design.
>>
>> www.nrjdesign.com/v5
>
>
> Looks nice, snappy. The image of the rolling hills is just net-buzz
> though: designed to take up space and make the site somehow appear more
> like a magazine article, which generally translates (somehow) to a
> greater "professional" appearance.
>
> I say: at least put some content in this spot. A slogan, catchphrase,
> system specs, anything really. Otherwise it's nothing more than wasted
> space. Perhaps have a number of images with taglines that rotate
> through this block with each pageload.

The image seems to have a faded image of their logo on it.




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Samuël ML Lison

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Charles Sweeney wrote:
> WebsiteDesign wrote:
>
>> www.nrjdesign.com/v5
>
> Why the hen running through the field?
>
I thought it wa a squirrel.

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