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I like the colours you’ve used! Feels soft on the eye and calming to scroll. Filters - I would add a little ‘x’ once a filter has been selected so that the user understands it has been selected, and can also remove the filtered selection. Header - I would probably focus on making the subtext a bit smaller, as it feels in-your-face, but the animation makes it feel premium. Option to add a video header here? It would show consumers what they’re purchasing more - definitely more than just one image needs to be shown here - gallery if not a video? Pricing - I would add a check mark by each of the features in the lists, and would probably use colour to differentiate the separate packages. You have ‘silver’ ‘gold’ ‘platinum’ so work with those? So they stand out from each other. I would also add a CTA here as what do the consumers do once they know the price? How do they pay or inquire? Unclear from this section. Could you add a section which shows a bit about the photographer and maybe what equipment they use/can supply for the day. The ‘About’ section spacing feels very off and too much white space, so maybe fill this bit with extra goodies, so the consumer feels they’re getting good value for money. Maybe have a blog section where you talk about each of the events the photographer has done. Speaking through the timings and the series of events on the day, so that consumers are more informed with what they will be purchasing. Could you have a reviews section? Maybe links to socials higher up? And definitely a blog. Put the CTA for get in touch all over the website. You don’t want to them to have to scroll to the bottom to find it, as you’ll lose retention by that point. This may just be a personal point, but sharp edges don’t feel as nice on the eye. Make rounded corner buttons, and picture frames It’s a nice start! Just needs sharpening up a little bit, but I like the overall vibe, so great work !!

I've been playing around on Figma and you can definitely recreate this on figma and export as an SVG !

It depends on the font's license, to be honest. But, if you convert the text to a path, you're no longer embedding the font file itself; you're just using the shapes the font creates, essentially turning it into artwork. However, some commercial fonts have stricter licenses that restrict any use without a license, even when outlining. So, check the license - if it's Google fonts or another open source, then you're usually safe, but if it's paid, then read the license, or buy the commercial license

I would optimise your site for speed! Keep video file sizes small. Compress videos and lower their bitrate. Using a CDN would also help video load time. There are lots of ways you can do it, and probs best to experiment to find what works best for you

Max is probs gonna leave Red Bull soon too 😂 Hope Yuki does well though. I do feel a bit sorry for him that he's been thrown in the deep end!

How long does everyone reckon Liam Lawson has left in Red Bull? 👀

Wow appreciate this - very useful stuff, I'm excited to look through!! 🥳

I like the use of colours! I think that looks really nice. From a first glance, it's so busy. It needs spacing out a lot more. Think about what the main points you want your users to see are. Make sure to include important things above the fold and links to where they can get more information. Good inspiration sites for websites are dribbble.com, mobbin.com, and awwwards.com! Browse and take inspiration from similar websites, as they will have been made for a purpose. Here is a good example! https://www.moo.com/uk/postcards?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAhbi8BhDIARIsAJLOluc2Pl_GBUVuL-xy_rNpfOzYrVdKt9iASDX69pvnDvp7p8wCxabLLtwaAhrgEALw_wcB See how it's nice and clean, not cluttered and has CTAs above the fold to direct users to relevant places. Great start, I reckon with a few tweaks this website will seem much more professional and readable.

I don't think a human writing in alt text a month ago is gonna predict the future on what someone in front of a blind person looks like. I'm talking a live view of someone just by lifting their camera.. be a bit more open minded

Personally, as a designer, I think AI is a super handy tool! In no way would I JUST use AI; I make sure to use it as an aid for my designs. Such as on Photoshop if I need to remove something, or create depth - AI is super helpful there. It's also great for helping me come up with captions, as I'm not a marketer per se, so it's handy in helping put me in the right direction. I've seen AI being used to help disabled people, and I think that's incredible! If a simple picture-to-text app can help a blind person know what they're looking at without any need of assistance from a human, that's amazing, no?! AI is giving people their freedom back in this scenario. I think AI has its place, and can be really handy. Obviously everyone will have a different use for it depending on work and lifestyle, but I think it's slightly premature to dismiss it, based on limited personal experience, when there are so many different avenues where AI improved lives. Look at the bigger picture! Also @Jogeta316 those toothbrushes are already a thing😂

Assuming this is for a header image for your website? I think 1024 sounds fine, as long as it's optimised You don't want it too small, as you'll lose quality

I think it's important to research quite a lot before making a logo. You can do this by looking into the brand, and what their values are, and write down all the things that make up their brand. You basically want to find out as much as you can about them and whether there are any things that stand out which can be made into logo form. It's important to not limit yourself, and create LOADS of different logos at the beginning stage. These can start as sketches and then can be digitised. But understanding the core values of the client is a must, as you wouldn't put a toilet icon on a logo for a flower company would you? 🤣

I love playing around with the Generative AI tool in photoshop, but it does have to be used in small increments. I've used it to create flowers and badges on clothes etc. Anything bigger than that it struggles with. But the generative expand when wanting to make an image bigger is really good! And the fact you can get lots of different versions and keep generating until you're happy makes it even better. Photoshop is getting very clever, and I'm excited to see how it progresses 😃

You could have a look on Mobbin! They have all the flows of websites on there, from login to purchasing (you may need a subscription to see all of the flows, but there are some free ones on there). Otherwise there's Envato (you'll need a subscription), but they have ready-made HTML and WordPress websites which you can download. If not I suppose you could try and code an existing website, if it was just to practice