Hi guys

 

Please provide feedback on this site please

 

http://www.infinit-e.co.uk/index.html

 

Please be as honest and harsh as you like

 

Thanks

 

Edited February 29, 201214 yr by sunnyp81

Hi Sunny,

 

Looks a little generic to me, did you build it from scratch? Saying that, there's nothing particularly wrong with it. All I would say at this stage is have a play with the typography, try make it a bit more exciting. And having a slider with random pictures in it does nothing for your users, either remove it or put something useful in there, a call to action or just something to spark interest.

 

Goodluck,

~evu.

Maybe you could use some css transition for the menu hover state so it looks a bit smoother.

some good feedback there - thank you!!

 

Evu i could not find many images i could use so i found some that looked nice and were stock - i did not know how else to fill the space there.

 

Annmarie thanks, in hindsight i can see i should have but i already paid the programmer so im not sure if he will do it now, but again thanks for the feedback

some good feedback there - thank you!!

 

Evu i could not find many images i could use so i found some that looked nice and were stock - i did not know how else to fill the space there.

 

Annmarie thanks, in hindsight i can see i should have but i already paid the programmer so im not sure if he will do it now, but again thanks for the feedback

Am I missing something here? Your website is for a web design company, but you didn't build it yourself and you dont know CSS? What are you going to do when/if you get a client?

I designed it. Im a designer. Granted still learning but its more of a hobby right now. Ive got a few clients at the moment. Thanks

Am I missing something here? Your website is for a web design company, but you didn't build it yourself and you dont know CSS? What are you going to do when/if you get a client?

 

 

that sounds BAD

 

CSS is very necessary.

 

Designers must know front end Languages html+CSS .js(optionally) but html and .js are a MUST.

I designed it. Im a designer. Granted still learning but its more of a hobby right now. Ive got a few clients at the moment. Thanks

But who is going to code the sites up? Are you going to pay for someone to code your designs up everytime? My advice? Take some time to learn HTML/CSS, what are you going to say when one of your clients has a problem with the site, calls you up in the middle of the night (it happens) and you can't get hold of your guy who codes it?

thanks guys for the advice, I will take some time to learn CSS - i know alot of html now so... im still a beginner in the field

thanks guys for the advice, I will take some time to learn CSS - i know alot of html now so... im still a beginner in the field

 

 

html is not enough html5 is not required, and CSS3

 

trust me it's not that hard once you figure out the logic behind the whole thing.

thanks very much mr Schuster, at first when i saw html document it scared me something silly, now im sort of used to it.. so yes i will certainly take your advice on board and start the self-teaching

I designed it. Im a designer.

 

When you say "designer" do you mean graphic designer or web designer?

 

If you mean web designer, then the requirements for web design run from the front end skin or graphics right through to html markup, css styling, and front end scripting such as jquery. As well as typography, visual heirarchy, useability, cross browser compatability, user interfaces, etc.

Im learning a bit of both graphic design and web design.. my other half is a web designer and knows most of the ropes already - i had the idea and wirefram of this site, she helped me project my thoughts onto the screen of Photoshop, but yes the above languages are essential indeed - thanks!