Hi Guys

 

New on this forum, hope all is well with everyone. Just created a new website for my design studio. Any comments

www.jengarweb.co.uk

 

Cheers

Gareth

Completly in love with that design very nice

 

 

However no captcha form on your contact form, 1000 emails coming your way

and on submit it says

 

 

"

Oops!

There is an error somewhere

"

 

If theres an error, be percific what the problem is all i did is not fill in the form...

follow these simple instructions below and bob's your uncle "you've take" the firsts steps

 

Doesnt make sence

The design is nice but..

1) The top margin isn't consistent, you notice a jump when you leave the homepage to go to the next

2) On the "Jobs" page, it'd look much nicer if the images would change to coloured versions when you hover over them.

3) You need to define a background colour for the container of the lightbox on the portfolio. Clicking transparent items like the Galboola logo, opens the logo with a transparent background so it's difficult to see.

Completly in love with that design very nice

 

 

However no captcha form on your contact form, 1000 emails coming your way

and on submit it says

 

 

"

Oops!

There is an error somewhere

"

 

If theres an error, be percific what the problem is all i did is not fill in the form...

 

Hi Shaun

 

Thanks for the advice much appreciated. The site still has some work to do and may still have some typo's i'm glad you pointed the bob's your uncle out because i didnt see it...

 

 

Cheers

Hi Shaun

 

Thanks for the advice much appreciated. The site still has some work to do and may still have some typo's i'm glad you pointed the bob's your uncle out because i didnt see it...

 

 

Cheers

 

Best thing to do is get it done first, dont be so eager to post your website first impressions always count!

 

Jobs doesn't seem a SEO friendly name for web design portfolio. Maybe Portfolio, Design Work or anything other jobs would be better.

 

Also, when I hover over on the job's page the logo's for debt response and galboola seem to be on transparent backgrounds therefore they are hard to view without a white background as you get all the stuff from the jobs page behind it.

 

About us- the 'meet the team' is mis-aligned again.

 

The text on this page is somewhat lacking to, you mention the word 'brand' five times but the word web design is only mentioned, hm, 0. You need to review your key words in your copy.

 

 

I viewed your site in IE7.

 

Charlotte

 

Thanks for your input Charlotte much appreciated, everything works well in firefox but the dreaded IE is causing problems so working on the IE css to get it all nice and neat

Ok you got this great idea and you need help in creating it's branding,...

 

its is without the '

I agree with what has been said about the "Jobs" title for your work. I do really like your design though with the transparency, and I actually like that your images have nothing to do with web design. This is a personal thing though, so others might feel differently about that.

It looks okay overall but I don't like the orange, and did you get the idea for the questionnaire from this site, it's a far too similar in my opinion

Link

The layout is okay but you have different background images for every pages, it looks irritating

I like the image bg change, breaks the mold I suppose but one off-putting thing is the orangy colour. You did well on the first page, no doubt there, but seems as if you lost touch to the end of your site. The folio and contacts pages has too much of it. Nothing wrong with using colours that aren't on the other pages as long as it fits.

 

But yeah, thumbs up from me.

 

Edit:

 

and if i was you id lay your form out better (I took the liberty of doing it for you )

 

* { margin:0; padding:0; }
form p { text-align:right; }
ul#submitData { list-style:none; }
ul#submitData li  { width:250px; display:inline; float:left; }
ul#submitData li ul { list-style:none; }
ul#submitData li ul li p { text-align:right; margin:3px; }
ul#submitData li ul li p label { margin-right:10px; }
ul#submitData li ul li p input { padding:3px; font-size:14px; background-color:#d1d1d1; border:1px solid #404040; }
form { width: 500px; }
p#textarea { margin-right:3px; margin-top: 5px; }
textarea#inputDetails { width:445px; background-color:#d1d1d1; border:1px solid #404040; }
input#inputButton { font-size:16px; padding:3px 5px; margin:5px; }
.clear { clear:both; }

 

<form method="post"> <!-- WILL NOT VALIDATE WITHOUT ACTION ATTRIBUTE -->
<ul id="submitData">
   <li>
   	<ul>
           <li><p><label>Name</label><input name="name" id="inputName" type="text" /></p></li>
    <li><p><label>Email</label><input name="email" id="inputEmail" type="text" /></p></li>
       </ul>
   </li>
   <li>
   	<ul>
           <li><p><label>Company</label><input name="company" id="inputCompany" type="text" /></p></li>
           <li><p><label>Phone </label><input name="phone" id="inputPhone" type="text" /></p></li>
       </ul>
   </li>
</ul>
<div class="clear"></div>
<p id="textarea"><textarea id="inputDetails" name="message" cols="10" rows="7"></textarea></p>
<p><input id="inputButton" name="submit" type="submit" value="Send" /></p>
<input name="op" type="hidden" value="send" />
</form>

 

Cool site, mind telling me how you got this working? http://www.jengarweb.co.uk/notsupported.html

http header redirect

you can use php function get_browser() and using an if statement and header("location: sds.com"); to redirect.

 

not really a good idea in this instance to "shoe" potential clients away due to what browser they choose to use.

However no captcha form on your contact form, 1000 emails coming your way

and on submit it says

 

If theres an error, be percific what the problem is all i did is not fill in the form...

I don't understand what you mean by specific, i think the validation and error trapping is quite specific. With regards to captcha there are many ways to overcome the tacky poorly shown numbers and letters on a contact page, try spamming me from the contact page...

http header redirect

you can use php function get_browser() and using an if statement and header("location: sds.com"); to redirect.

 

not really a good idea in this instance to "shoe" potential clients away due to what browser they choose to use.

 

Good call, just want a temporary fix until I sort it out Thanks