Please Review New Hosting Site.. XHTML Strict

ddt · 03-01-2010, 07:17 PM

Please review my new Web Hosting site. It has been up for about a week now. I would love all the feedback possible. Good and Bad.

It is made up of XHTML Strict, and CSS

The only thing that does not meet standards is the Client Side billing Portal.

http://www.powerofd3.com

gazzieh · 03-03-2010, 03:10 PM

Wow, the title text for each section certainly challenges the eyes. Still seeing it long after leaving the page. Probably will lead to a headache and may well need to see an optician now.

I actually like this and yet do not know why. The text is HORRIBLE and not too sure about the colour at all but it is clean, easy to understand and not disinteresting.

There are many spelling and grammatical errors throughout; so those need resolving. Costs need to be more prominent since this is what people want to know and if it takes more than 2 clicks to find out then there is a feeling you are trying to hide something.

I like the logo, I like the navigation system (simple, again). I wouldn't pay you to do website design since this is the only one on show and that font does SHOUT!

Your links to your client sites replace your own rather than open in a new window/tab. This should be resolved quickly.

Forget keywords; no one uses them any more; with most systems preferring to use more effective and realistic methodologies.

In your De Lucia site you have a DIV outside the header. This would never be classed as strict so re-check this one.

You seem to have focussed on Flash and so your own site is a deviation from this. Not a bad move but I would highlight your own work within the deisng stage since I only found these other sites because you wanted a review. According the 5 second rule you lost me very quickly as a web design opportunity.

mcorton · 03-04-2010, 05:04 AM

I like the design. I don't think your packages will generate much interest as many hosts offer more for less and are reputable.

ddt · 03-04-2010, 06:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mcorton

I like the design. I don't think your packages will generate much interest as many hosts offer more for less and are reputable.

Yes, that maybe so, but thanks for the design feedback. However, I offer more services than the others, I specialize on personal support, and I ensure you get a web site and emails set up personally. I don't just sell the hosting and send them to a chat, or support document. I personally will install their files etc...

Thanks.

voodish · 03-08-2010, 05:02 PM

I would change a couple of things, but overall it's usable and I'm happy navigating it.

Personally, I would only have the D3 splash graphic on the first page, let the content ride up the page on the pages below the index, as it will engage the user much more effectively imo.

Also, I would introduce another colour into the design so that key elements can stand out.

elcape · 03-08-2010, 06:04 PM

well the design is ok

hate the headings well the whole package section

but overall ok job

ddt · 03-08-2010, 06:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by voodish

I would change a couple of things, but overall it's usable and I'm happy navigating it.

Personally, I would only have the D3 splash graphic on the first page, let the content ride up the page on the pages below the index, as it will engage the user much more effectively imo.

Also, I would introduce another colour into the design so that key elements can stand out.

Thanks for your great feedback. I also was thinking of taking that off of the content pages. Glad you like the navigation!!!

So what color shoudl I add to the page. I know I only have a three color palette with black text but I couldn't find another color to look good?

03-01-2010, 07:17 PM	#1
ddt Bronze Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: North Hollywood, CA Posts: 34	Please Review New Hosting Site.. XHTML Strict Please review my new Web Hosting site. It has been up for about a week now. I would love all the feedback possible. Good and Bad. It is made up of XHTML Strict, and CSS The only thing that does not meet standards is the Client Side billing Portal. http://www.powerofd3.com Last edited by ddt; 03-01-2010 at 07:25 PM.

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voodish Silver Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: North Wales, UK Posts: 115	I would change a couple of things, but overall it's usable and I'm happy navigating it. Personally, I would only have the D3 splash graphic on the first page, let the content ride up the page on the pages below the index, as it will engage the user much more effectively imo. Also, I would introduce another colour into the design so that key elements can stand out. __________________ Voodish Creative Director Web Design Portfolio Web Development Articles

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elcape Silver Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 131	well the design is ok hate the headings well the whole package section but overall ok job __________________ Diseño Web by Nextbit Media \| Diseño Paginas Web en la Republica Dominicana Nuestros Clientes Ohio Car Services, Cartelera Dominicana

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03-03-2010, 03:10 PM	#2
gazzieh Bronze Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 28	Wow, the title text for each section certainly challenges the eyes. Still seeing it long after leaving the page. Probably will lead to a headache and may well need to see an optician now. I actually like this and yet do not know why. The text is HORRIBLE and not too sure about the colour at all but it is clean, easy to understand and not disinteresting. There are many spelling and grammatical errors throughout; so those need resolving. Costs need to be more prominent since this is what people want to know and if it takes more than 2 clicks to find out then there is a feeling you are trying to hide something. I like the logo, I like the navigation system (simple, again). I wouldn't pay you to do website design since this is the only one on show and that font does SHOUT! Your links to your client sites replace your own rather than open in a new window/tab. This should be resolved quickly. Forget keywords; no one uses them any more; with most systems preferring to use more effective and realistic methodologies. In your De Lucia site you have a DIV outside the header. This would never be classed as strict so re-check this one. You seem to have focussed on Flash and so your own site is a deviation from this. Not a bad move but I would highlight your own work within the deisng stage since I only found these other sites because you wanted a review. According the 5 second rule you lost me very quickly as a web design opportunity.

03-04-2010, 05:04 AM	#3
mcorton Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 25	I like the design. I don't think your packages will generate much interest as many hosts offer more for less and are reputable.