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Photoshop Mock Up of My Site

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Hi

This is my site, i want to know what you think but be truthful. I want feedback, negative or positive. I am learning slowly. Any help will be much appreciated, if you don't like something tell me how to change it please.

 

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Edited by RobbieD90

well, its not professional looking, so if your going to sell web services and print services, you need a more professional looking site. The Nav text is barely readable and the layout is really plain and basic. If you go File>new, you can start again. look at some tutorials online etc, and look at other companies that offers this kind of service, to see their sites and how look.

 

GL,

Ash

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Thanks Ash, I'm glad you were honest. I am starting again so i will update when i have finished.

no worries, if you want, i could find you some tutorials. Just let me know what kind of design you want, and il look for a tutorial for you :)

 

Use a range of blending options, layers, layer styles, effects, fonts, font effects etc :)

 

Let me know if you need a hand with anything and il see what i can do :)

 

Good Luck,

Ash

The site, if it's your first try, is a heck of a lot better then my first ever website so you should be proud. Points to consider are colour schemes and layout though, once you get those fundamental basics cracked your on your way to becoming a decent web design and developer.

 

 

If you go File>new, you can start again.

 

Was there a need to be patronising just because he asked for an honest opinion?

The site, if it's your first try, is a heck of a lot better then my first ever website so you should be proud. Points to consider are colour schemes and layout though, once you get those fundamental basics cracked your on your way to becoming a decent web design and developer.

 

 

 

 

Was there a need to be patronising just because he asked for an honest opinion?

 

its basically saying try again.. so keep your knickers on ;)

Edited by Ash Scott

its basically saying try again.. so keep your knickers on ;)

 

I'm pretty sure everyone is aware what it is basically saying, just a helpful hint, make sure you 'basically' say it next time.

I'm pretty sure everyone is aware what it is basically saying, just a helpful hint, make sure you 'basically' say it next time.

 

color, colour? they are the same meaning, but spelt another way :)

 

lets stop arguing in his thread, as he wants help with his template.

Edited by Ash Scott

MY oppinion: It looks terrible and the font looks awful! It needs to be more fluid in the design and a different font such as Verdana should look alright. Also dont mess around with too many fonts as that makes a design look bad too.

 

 

Try to stick to 1 or 2 colours when designing a website.

Hi,

 

I think this is good for a first attempt. I would say do some reading on typography, don't get too bogged down with the details as it's like opening a can of worms, (lots of info), but just follow some basic principles and you will have a better looking site.

 

I have been reading into this myself recently - have a look at:

 

http://www.aisleone.net/2009/design/8-ways-to-improve-your-typography/

 

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/12/14/what-font-should-i-use-five-principles-for-choosing-and-using-typefaces/

 

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/11/04/best-practices-of-combining-typefaces/

 

hope that helps.

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I am working on a second effort now. I will upload it as soon as it is finished. It's completely different, name, logo and colour. Hopefully it will be better than the last effort.

 

Thank you, each and everyone of you for your help.

I am working on a second effort now. I will upload it as soon as it is finished. It's completely different, name, logo and colour. Hopefully it will be better than the last effort.

 

Thank you, each and everyone of you for your help.

 

Have a look especially at point 4 in the second link I gave you, it will help you to focus the fancy fronts you use, so that they are effective.

 

also plus 1 if you thought my advice was helpful, thanks. :)

If you go File>new, you can start again.

 

wow...

 

Bit bitchy mate.

 

As above though i agree - another point is that when your adding stuff you are making it all 2 big. I did this too, it just takes practice!

 

follow some tutorials and see what happens. Even modify a template (it's how I started)

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Heres hoping this is better received, obviously i want your comments again good or bad. I feel that this is a better design than the last one. I have obviously changed everything name, colours etc. Also, any tips for when i slice up the template? I know the basics but was wondering if there is anything i should be careful of.

 

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Just one other thing my url for this site would be: www.strikethroughdesignandprint.com, any ideas on how i could shorten this.

 

Thanks guys.

damn thats pretty nice :) Big leap from V1!! Liking it!

 

I like the silvery-bluey gradient at the top :)

 

Good Job Buddy :)

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damn thats pretty nice :) Big leap from V1!! Liking it!

 

I like the silvery-bluey gradient at the top :)

 

Good Job Buddy :)

 

Thanks Ash, any tips for slicing.

well, on the left (if your tools are on the left, your slice tool is below the crop tool. Click that, then you can start slicing up your PSD :) Sounds harsh lol

 

heres a good beginners guide to slicing in photoshop: http://www.webdesign.org/photoshop/photoshop-basics/slicing-tutorial.2783.html

 

Ash

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Thanks Ash. No problem, harsh is good. :)

Edited by RobbieD90

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The underline has been removed Jonathon

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