Search results

I would put pumpkin graphics in the header rather than a guitar. Make the entire site wider.

I like the simplicity of it and how the letters work together. My only concern is that I read dj not jd. Not really a huge deal. Overall I like it.

maybe define your #header as 180px, the same as your image placeholder

Try changing ul.MenuBarHorizontal a { display: block; cursor: pointer; background-color: #B3D9FF; padding: 0.5em 0.75em; color: #333; text-decoration: none; } to ul.MenuBarHorizontal a { display: block; cursor: pointer; background-color: #B3D9FF; padding: 0 0.75em; color: #333...

Could you post your source code to look at? Preferably on a live URL?

If you're familiar with PHP, just set up a system that the client can enter the YouTube link in a database, and then your page can just pull that address from the database. This site uses something similar where the client can control which video shows up on the home page...

I might move your services block to the top of the page so folks know what it is that you do right away.

I would make the title larger to fill up more space in the header. Maybe move some of the images 'above the fold' so they are seen initially.

The navigation is a bit tough to read on top of the guy as well. What is the guy supposed to represent? The banner doesn't say 'Design/Video Production' to me. Kind of looks newspaperish.

Make sure when you're exporting from photoshop, that the edge of your background graphic does not have any 'haze' to it, and that it is the exact same gradient as the foreground image.

I agree with Matt. If your site is useful, getting noticed quicker by implementing SEO can only help increase revenue. If your site has nothing to offer potential clients, you can be #1 all day long and not see an increase in $$.

Does IE say there is an error on the page?

I have had a few clients ask me about it, and I'm just not sold on it yet. My biggest fear is that someone who has never heard of a .co extension, would think it was a type-o and try to go to the .com URL, which could potentially be a competitor.

Agree with rickidoo. The first thing I look at on other design firms' sites are the portfolio. If you step back, at first glance, would someone be able to tell that you are a web design company? To me, no. I actually though you installed lighting of some sort. Initially, I don't care how long...

Is there any way to define editable regions, so she could only edit certain areas of the PHP page?

Site looks good. Promotions is buried way at the bottom. I would think that would be a feature that people would want to see right away. Also, the navigation kind of gets lost to me. Kind of blends into the background. Other than that, it's nice visually.

The page also loads kind of slow.

Off to a great start! The only thing bothering me from the start is the different angles of text over the hood and then on the left site. I would either make them the same, or not angle the text on the left. Dub_Designer...your layout is sweet. Nice work.

And make sure the shadow touches the feet.

Agreed with the 'good for inspiration' thoughts above. I find whether it's templates or pre-built CMS, you end up spending more time trying how to fit custom content into the framework.