Hi, long time no post but I've started uni and done mostly dev work (no design!) since my last post approx 18 months ago (who knew I used to be in the top 5 posters?)

 

Been doing a site out of neccesity it seems, what do you think of the overall layout, color scheme, and the one-page cart that will hopefully work well enough?

 

Target is sportswear for women, can't go into much more detail than that otherwise "they" will come find me and flash me with a pen... ya know, like Men In Black, anyone remember that film?

 

Anyway, image (it *is* coded) at http://richardlyon.c...ploads/cart.jpg

nothing?

Mmh, I love this single page cart. Nothing is worst than multiple pages carts, imho.

The layout is well organized, but maybe the font used in topbar and sidebar is a little boring.

 

One thing that comes to my mind is that a focal point is missing: I don't know where to look when I watch at this page.

Thanks for the reply. Font is pretty limited really, unless I can be bothered with SIFR.

 

The main pages have a 4-column product listing, or a single product page so the focal point is fairly well defined with the initial pages. Once the user is at the cart stage, they should know well enough what to be looking at, and a checkout doesn't really have to "pop"