feed back for my web site? :]

[renejr818]

http://www.818solutions.net

[dearjohn]

Hi renejr818,
Just had a look at the site, really liked it. What is the skinny with the name of the site?
Regards.

[renejr818]

thanks, i actually just updated so it but for the better i hope :lol: hmm not sure i thought the logo was somewhat bold

[Historical Forums User]

Negative:
1. The mouse over effect on the navigation bar is somewhat jarring.
2. Are you marketing the website, or is this just the demo? If you’re actively using it to snag clients the "Under Construction" image is going to damage your credibility. A lot.

Positive:
1. I like the layout of your content on your services page.

[bzmillerboy]

Not bad, clean and simple, needs some more/better content though.

Always add a call to action. You want your visitors to book your service right? Have them email or call you.

[renejr818]

"bzmillerboy" wrote:

Not bad, clean and simple, needs some more/better content though.

Always add a call to action. You want your visitors to book your service right? Have them email or call you.

What exactly would you recommend for the content? I am actually going to have a page with some economical packages for each service and after I am done with the actual website content I plan on writing more articles to help train future and potential clients.

"a lovely deli" wrote:

Negative:
1. The mouse over effect on the navigation bar is somewhat jarring.
2. Are you marketing the website, or is this just the demo? If you’re actively using it to snag clients the "Under Construction" image is going to damage your credibility. A lot.

Positive:
1. I like the layout of your content on your services page.

I agree about the mouse over effects, im just going to end up using some CSS and some glossy buttons instead. I am currently not looking for customers but I agree if I were too that would be a chaser.

thanks a lot for your feed back!

[jmorrow]

I like the clean look of the site itself. You might want to consider a stronger call to action from a sales standpoint though.

I might consider putting a background color on the various packages. If you look at successful landing pages like the thesis theme, they seem to have background colors for the various packages, strong calls to action, and they put the most expensive package first.

cheers

[renejr818]

"jmorrow" wrote:

I like the clean look of the site itself. You might want to consider a stronger call to action from a sales standpoint though.

I might consider putting a background color on the various packages. If you look at successful landing pages like the thesis theme, they seem to have background colors for the various packages, strong calls to action, and they put the most expensive package first.

cheers

Thanks, I actually have different versions one with a very light gradient behind the packages so I agree and I might use that idea.

Should I lose the drop shadow on the packages?

Suggestions?

[ojp3d]

Hi, I tested it on a Mac using Chrome and Firefox. I got some problems here.
On your home page, the text of the Corporate box is stretching out of it. The same for the Web Design column below the boxes.
On your Service page, you should give some margin-top to titles. I attached 2 images of those pages, so you can see how they looked on my mac.
I liked your blog and templates pages. Good typography.

[renejr818]

thanks i appreciate it

[cecil]

Not sure if anyone else has pointed this out but the third column ran out of background space. Also, another thing is that there is a ton of content of the front page. I feel overwhelmed with the amount of info.

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