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- I also think the website should be scrollable. It's nice but it feels a bit static without the scrolling. You could easily solve this by making the footer appear below the picture. (like kayalsmail said) I would then also do this for the other pages. - I also think the site would look much nicer if you made the white backgrounds just a little bit transparent so you can see the background picture trough it. - When the screen is smaller then around 1400 pixels (like mine), a black bar starts to appear at the bottom. The smaller the browser window becomes, the bigger the black space gets. This gives a bit of a claustrophobic effect. Overal you're onto something, nice work

Oh thanks now I get it ! I didn't make that website

I agree with the green color. After letting it rest for a while and now looking back at it again this is certainly true. I also agree that the images are not ideal, but these were all I had so I had to use them. The only thing I don't really understand is the part about the layer effects. I didn't use any dropshadows and strokes so I don't know what you mean by this. But anyway thank you for the time to review

The website is still in it's old shape. If you want you can see it here => http://www.timetally.co/

Hello I have been designing a site for someones startup, and I would like to hear some feedback. You can see it here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/20945679/Responsive-Design-for-startup I do realise that it looks like a Twitter Bootstrap kind of website, but this was on purpose. I appreciate all the feedback as long as it is constructive. Thanks

It sure is a very nice website from a technical standpoint. From a more design perspective I can give you these tips: 1) Determine the hierarchy of the elements on your page. The most important things have to be big and visible, less important things have to be smaller and less striking. For example: On the index page, I think the titles of the threads should be a bit bigger and fatter, and the numbers under votes and answers should be in a more light grey color 2) There is a lot of information on your website, but try to create some whitespace between the different elements. The easier you can visually separate the different sections on the page, the more it will please the eye. But again, this website is quite an achievement!

I think it looks professional. It's true that it looks a bit generic, but in the end it's a very good looking first project.

they look good in my opinion. but maybe it's because it needs to look more simple. There is nothing wrong, but a winning logo has to be really simple and well thought out at the same time. I am not an expert at this so don't rely too much on my opinion.

Indeed you need to have 25, which is also why you can't reply to a personal conversation someone started. It's rather annoying.

That was also my first book about web design. After that I read 'Responsive Web Design' by Ethan Marcotte. Actually It's from a series called 'a book apart'. I think all of those books are interesting actually.

I don't understand anything of this

I get 404'd on your website, just letting you know

I'm curious to hear the response to this. I don't hear a lot from people actually working for a startup company.

I think the site looks very good! Everything fits nice together and is easy to find.

I would also say a portfolio is the most important thing