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my first site gief hints and tips =D

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www.divinegamers.net

 

its my first ever site so dont go mad on critasisum unless ur gona give me an alternative way to corecrt the matter

i tryed to make it un blog like as i could, if its anyhelp its a gaming review site

 

so gief feedback and advice plz

Better than last time, but still lacking the "obviously a game website" look. You need some more game characters, in the banner, and to replace some of that white background.

It is very dull for a gaming website, I agree with the above - you need to make your purpose clearer.

 

Also, you really need to sort out the padding between images and text. Having them butt up against each other makes the text impossible to read.

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Also, you really need to sort out the padding between images and text. Having them butt up against each other makes the text impossible to read.

 

 

im not sure i understand what u mean

you need a indicator showing what page you are on

 

<quote>im not sure i understand what u mean</quote>

 

you need space between the pictures and the blocks of text

im not sure i understand what u mean

 

basically what she means is in your content you have alot of BIG pictures with the text itself, but you havn't applied any padding to either, so your pictures are taking up alot of room while your paragraphs get squashed and become hard to read, and also sit up very closely to the images,

 

i'd suggest trying to make a your images a standard size, and position them in (again) a standard position.

 

take alook at this site Gamespot if you scroll down your'll see "editors pic" section

 

see how all the images are the same size and have a good amount of padding around them to stop other images or text becoming squashed next to them, aim for something like that :)

 

overall i like it, like your navigation, still feeling your banner is abit plain, its a nice logo but just needs a bit more not to much more though!

 

good luck mate :)

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basically what she means is in your content you have alot of BIG pictures with the text itself, but you havn't applied any padding to either, so your pictures are taking up alot of room while your paragraphs get squashed and become hard to read, and also sit up very closely to the images,

 

i'd suggest trying to make a your images a standard size, and position them in (again) a standard position.

 

take alook at this site Gamespot if you scroll down your'll see "editors pic" section

 

see how all the images are the same size and have a good amount of padding around them to stop other images or text becoming squashed next to them, aim for something like that :)

 

overall i like it, like your navigation, still feeling your banner is abit plain, its a nice logo but just needs a bit more not to much more though!

 

good luck mate :)

 

 

thank you i undertsnad what they mean now, also the design is underwork so dont really need any feedback on this tempory one = D, but yeah thank to eveyr1 who comented

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