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The design is really quite simple.You can add a slider to your home page where you have written only Pixel Coder.Also there is no contact form as Sash have already told you.Rest is fine.

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Thanks guys, kind feedback.

 

The contact form will be coming tomorrow evening and also some design for the circles.

 

I was thinking about a slider, but don't really need one. Maybe just one banner only.

This is one of the types design i really like, it looks clean and professional.. using hard lines is my way to design a website, so keep up the good work :)

Do you plan on making the site responsive?

 

In my opinion, I would make the circles on the prices and packaging page the red colour that you are using. Just so they stand out more.

 

Thats only what I would do though. Other than that good work :)

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No, I have little interest in responsive web design at the minute. It's simply too much work to comprehend for each site.

I'll try adding some colour in the circles. Hadn't thought about red.

 

Thanks

"No, I have little interest in responsive web design at the minute. It's simply too much work to comprehend for each site."

 

well that will certainly set you apart from the competition - but not in a good way :)

 

seeing as you're using WP how hard would it be to have started with a basic responsive theme? even something like 2012?

 

also you need to be more explicit in what you mean by cross-browser: do you mean all modern browsers? (desktop or including mobile?) otherwise clients will expect it to mean - shudder - IE6 support ;) and i'm pretty sure clients won't undertsand what 'progressive enhancement' is.

 

main copy is on the tiny side at 13px - what's wrong with browser default of 16px? ;) though at least you have a generous amount of line height

 

 

front page: 'focusing' is the usual spelling

 

 

oh yeah: i do like the overall layout and colour ;)

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I like the general layout and design, but agree that the font size could be a little bigger. The red hover/current menu item goes for my eyes a little bit, as does the grey text on the footer menu (on top of the textured pixel background).

 

This might be really picky, but the middot on the title tags looks a bit funny, almost as if it's been leftover by mistake.

 

As for the responsive styles, it really doesn't take that long to learn and I'm guessing your potential clients will expect their site to look right on their mobiles/ipads etc.

 

Best of luck with your venture.

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"No, I have little interest in responsive web design at the minute. It's simply too much work to comprehend for each site."

 

You're probably right I will need to look into this and thanks for the feedback.

 

Thank you for all the feedback.

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