March 19, 200917 yr I'm the new guys in web design and I just finished my website last 2 weeks, because i need more professional comments and evaluate to improve my website, This is my url linking http://www.1watchphone.com, and my blog is http://1watchphone.blogspot.com, Thank's in advance.
March 19, 200917 yr Well there is a lot a don't like, so I just listed a few key points. Did you use software to generate the pages? Web Page Maker? Because visually it doesn't pass up as a professional e-commerce site, so I checked the meta tags. Anyways here are some specifics...regarding visuals. 1. Learn CSS 2. Less flash for ecommerce 3. Make better use of top red main menu items - site map? does this matter most? 4. Remove the google ads 5. Don't mix Times New Roman + Arial fonts - be consistent 6. Internal Site Search by Zoom - drags down the quality 7. Contact + Shipping page use both rounded / square edges for theinner piece - be consistent My gut feeling is that you should learn CSS first, and see how much a difference it will make. After that, consider setting up an ecommerce cms on your host, eg: oscommerce, zencart, magento, et.., and either making or purchasing a custom template. You should be able to handle adding products yourself.
March 19, 200917 yr I agree with above comment but I appreciate the good effort on your current design ^^
March 19, 200917 yr Author Well there is a lot a don't like, so I just listed a few key points. Did you use software to generate the pages? Web Page Maker? Because visually it doesn't pass up as a professional e-commerce site, so I checked the meta tags. Anyways here are some specifics...regarding visuals. 1. Learn CSS 2. Less flash for ecommerce 3. Make better use of top red main menu items - site map? does this matter most? 4. Remove the google ads 5. Don't mix Times New Roman + Arial fonts - be consistent 6. Internal Site Search by Zoom - drags down the quality 7. Contact + Shipping page use both rounded / square edges for theinner piece - be consistent My gut feeling is that you should learn CSS first, and see how much a difference it will make. After that, consider setting up an ecommerce cms on your host, eg: oscommerce, zencart, magento, et.., and either making or purchasing a custom template. You should be able to handle adding products yourself. Thank's a lot and i feel apperiaciate that your comments, i will learn CSS as well as i can and i also will try to use your comments to improve my site.
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