February 20, 201016 yr I like the design but there is too much going on. Too much to read and too many links and buttons to click on. Maybe just have the navigation at the top, lose the one on the right as they're the same anyways? It looks like you have doubled and sometimes tripled links on the frontpage but leading to the same page in the end?
February 21, 201016 yr Yes the navigation is over the top. I would reduce the left hand navigation to display just the section clicked on. This will enable the visitor to identify where they are without being overwelmed with the other sections. The contact form has no validation. You can send a completely blank form. It is irritating to have a drop down when there is only one selection ie. contact. CALL back sends you to a very confusing page which appears to have no way back to your site. The css drop down menus don't work in IE6. Overall I feel there is so much information to take in .... perhaps if I had made a genuine visit I would have been happy to consume it on a casual visit it is a bit overwhelming.
February 21, 201016 yr very old school design. It remind me designs over 5years ago. It hasn t got any idea. Sorry mate but you should improve it in future.
February 26, 201016 yr Author very old school design. It remind me designs over 5years ago. It hasn t got any idea. Sorry mate but you should improve it in future. Strange that as its been very successful and other than British Gas, I see no other Central heating site that beats it. Navigation has two purposes, 1 is for SEO and the other well is for clearer navigation. The comments I generally get is either its very good or its a bit overwhelming but design is subjective and the results speak for themselves (currently page 1 for london)
February 27, 201016 yr I like the design, especially how you make the call to action stand out through the use of yellow. but I would like to reiterate what the others said about there being alot going on (many its due to your seo strategy :S). The navigation of the following site is similar to yours but theres less going on: http://www.heatingcentral.com/
March 12, 201016 yr ... I rated design not accessibility or usability. And do not angry on me, but design is not the strongest part of your sites...
March 13, 201016 yr looks clean and presentable to me, though a little busy try reducing line-height a little you have some alt text that doesn't accurately reflect the image. and some missing alt text too. some validation errors in the code print preview looks a bit screwed up - have you got a print style sheet? you can remove the menu for a start as you don't need that when printing navigation is navigable by tab key (i.e. for keyboard users) increasing text size results in text being hidden images seem reasonably well optimised but http://www.priorygasheating.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/creditcards.jpg should be a gif or 8-bit png no h1 on the front page for he page heading no favicon freaky logo! lions with blue beards?? overall a good job but just needs a few tweaks
March 13, 201016 yr <a href="mailto:info@priorygasheating.com?subject=Priory_Enquiry"> <a href="mailto:info@priorygasheating.com?subject=Priory%20Enquiry"> Picky but small things count. There is an issue with accessibility and SEO but as a whole, for what the site is and is for, It's a good site.
June 4, 201016 yr Author I rated design not accessibility or usability. And do not angry on me, but design is not the strongest part of your sites... I normally accept critisism no matter how harsh but I then checked your portfolio and came across this beauty http://www.ajcomputers.co.uk/ 'but design is not the strongest part of your sites...' Haha!!!
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