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  • #42018
    Krish1980
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    I’m working on a static website for an ad firm, and I just can’t figure how to create an impressive “Our Clients” page. Everything that I’ve tried has turned boring.

    I’m looking for a sleek, vibrant page.

    Also need Ideas for “Our Services”.

    #121127
    Anonymous
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    I would recommend you sketch your website layout first on a notebook or Photoshop, That’s what i always do. Stare at your notebook for hours if you have to, but you will eventually come up with something great.

    #121150
    supperman
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    Limit yourself to some colors. Go to dribbble and find a good color pallete you like, then save it. Load it in photoshop. Also if you’re a learner, dont look for inspiration on sites like thebestwebdesigns.com becasue these sites are somewhat out of the ordinary, rather look for some straithforward template designs on themeforest.

    #121168
    Rai
    Member

    Look on Themeforest, Woothemes and others salers of themes and search for the themes with more sales.

    #121173
    archetype
    Member

    For general web design inspiration I really like these sites:

    [VeryNiceSites.com](http://www.verynicesites.com/ “Very Nice Sites”)

    [Awwwards.com](http://www.awwwards.com/ “Awwwards.com”)

    Dribbble is always a great source as well. Good luck!

    #122097
    theacefes
    Member

    Regardless of the image count, I would highly recommend converting some of that baked text to actual HTML. There is no reason for text that large and important at the top of a page to not be a heading.

    I like the designs of the individual pages but I think that as a site they clash with each other.

    #122176
    theacefes
    Member

    It’s much easier to successfully complete a project without headaches if you create your design first (in Photoshop or whatever your design tool is), get it approved by the client, and then code it. :)

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