John Snow

Nice positive review

Guess so, just fascinated as a British institution I dont think 'competitor' as its surely done inhouse

Yep

I'm always fascinated to see how a top 10 British attraction represent their brand online not just as a web designer but also as a customer from a user experience perspective. Having gone to buy a couple of wrist bands today I noticed the Pleasure Beach have recently launched a new website (at least its new from what I saw last summer) and im curious what people think of the new site both as web designers and as users? The site can be found here http://www.blackpoolpleasurebeach.com/

Looks clean and fresh. Id loose the drop shadow on the nav items makes them look 'muddy' either lighten them or do 1 pixel solid drop shadow

Suprised I havent found this forum before. I look forward to contributing

Im looking for some advice and suggestions on the best way to structure a project. My client has 4 products (SAS) and although they are related most people would only use 1. Currently only 1 of these products has a website and there is no main company website. They are looking to introduce a main company website either incorperating each of the 4 products within it or having a seperate company site and each product has its own seperate site. Im wondering what the best approach would be from a usability point of view and an SEO points of view? I guess from an SEO point of view each product sitting on its own domain and being targetted to certain keyphrases might be more preferential than being within 1 section of the main company site? Im wondering if anyone knows of any examples out there that handle this particularly well