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The logo is good. The color scheme works. I would do something a little more visually appealing with the navigation. The main issue is you have no sales copy. You need some information about your company and some reasons to buy the product. The arrangement of the product images needs to have a better spacing, and be more professional looking. I think to have an online store you really have to be a perfectionist about your presentation, because if customers don't feel like they are in a professional atmosphere they can get turned off really easily. Maybe with some more work this could be a pretty slick looking store. So, rating it as a first draft I would say it's not bad. Can you give me an opinion about my website? No one has commented on mine, so I would love some feedback on it. portrait site

It looks like you have a good idea about how to layout the design. It's just the ultra dark black and the bright rich green can be unpleasant and almost painful to look at. It's kind of like being in a pitch black room and someone shines a flashlight straight into your eyes. After you take care of that, try to make the content and navigation a little more interesting. Otherwise, not a bad preliminary effort.

It's very nice. The color scheme, spacing, fonts, etc. all look right. It feels like it's missing a header, or it needs a stronger brand identity somehow. I would probably put an apostrophe after Cookin' so people know it's not a typo. I can tell you have training in design, and it's definitely good.

This is very impressive, and kind of weird. I'm not sure why someone would buy a website like this. I think it's a bit ahead of it's time technologically. I imagine there might be e-commerce sites like this in 5 years or so, but I think for the present it would actually hurt conversion rates. It's very impressive and visually well put-together. I think for a design firm or entertainment website it might work, and it would be very expensive to pay someone to do it.

It looks very nice. It's not too typical of an e-commerce style design, which is maybe a good thing or not marketing-wise. But the design is very slick and appealing.

the design is very visually appealing. It took me a while to find the navigation though. I don't feel a strong "call to action" to do anything in particular. (I'm not sure if this is important or not). Do you want the user to try and contact you or buy something, or what I'm not too sure.It looks very nice, though.

Hi. I'm new here, so hello! I would like to get some feedback on my design. I've been working around the clock learning dreamweaver, css, and studying principles of web design. I am trying to make a very slick, visually appealing e-commerce site, and I think I'm well on my way to realizing my lofty goals. This index page is about 70 percent done. Let me know what you think. portrait art site

I appreciate your effort to really make a visually impressive-looking design. The imagery and 3-d effects definitely get my attention. The x-ray images are kind of frightening, and if you are not intending to make a morbid-looking website, I would use a different approach to the doctor concept. I think you need to use more light/dark contrast to offset different areas of the page. I think it is well on the way to being professional and modern. Keep working on it.

Hello. I am just starting to really learn how to do web design and make web sites that might pass as professional looking. I'm looking forward to getting feedback from those of you who are more knowledgeable than I. Have a great evening/morning. -warlockIG