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ZacKnoblauch

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  1. The transparent background behind the slider bullets seems to be mis-aligned. The overall layout looks nice, I like the logo a lot, it's a good, recognizable branding piece.
  2. Nice use of transitions, very clean minimal site. The responsive seems to have a few bugs in my browser. I would add the same css transitions to the view project buttons on the screenshots as well. Looks good overall though, nice job!
  3. check this out: http://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/media-queries-for-standard-devices/
  4.    Lev reacted to a post in a topic: Rate My WordPress Blog
  5. The niche of your website has a huge impact on whether or not you will do good with Pinterest. Obviously having interesting images on your website is a must. Example: I have a web and graphic design blog, so it's all about images and with Pinterest having a well followed design section, my site does pretty well with it. So, again, it's all about your niche.
  6. Agreed, I don't understand why people think Wordpress websites fail at SEO? If anything, with all the SEO plugins, SEO is better.
  7.    ZacKnoblauch reacted to a post in a topic: Old website vs new?
  8. I would take the "me" off of contact me on the nav menu, it looks weird. What is your favicon of? I can't tell, I would work on a logo, something simple that is recognizable. In your contact menu area, the text is not aligning with the inputs properly. I would change "telephone number" to just "phone", people will still know what it means. The text in your about me section needs to be changed, about 75 characters is optimal and you have roughly 117. Don't take this the wrong way, but your web designs look like they're from the 90's. I think you should search around and see what is trending and what people want right now because boxy non-responsive websites aren't going to get you much business.
  9. You could change the slider size or crop the images differently. Seems very plain to me. I would move the twitter scrolling feed somewhere else and put some page links on the menu bar. Adding a contact and about page wouldn't hurt either. Best of luck
  10. It looks great, I like the minimalism of it. It's very clean, the color of the links and the subtle background make it look really nice.
  11. ZacKnoblauch replied to a post in a topic in Web Designer Forum Introductions
    Welcome Dave, i'm sure you'll enjoy this forum!
  12. There seems to be an issue with your social buttons in the header. They disappear once it gets down below 700px. Your twitter handle link is hard to see also, it's almost the same blue as the background it's on. Looks nice otherwise.
  13. Thank You Everyone for your replies. I took some of them into consideration and added a few more of my own. Let me know what you think. Thanks Again!
  14. I agree with the above, I think the font could be bigger and the banner is taking attention away from the logo. I would also consider centering your navigation menu to tie in with the centered logo. The Facebook and Twitter Icons are left out there by themselves just kind of floating in space, maybe enlarge them a little and move them towards the top of the page? There also seems to be a scroll bar under the welcome paragraph, it looks like the facebook like button is causing that problem. I was able to fix it by removing the overflow-y: hidden

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