Friends I have designed my website and used some jQuery for the website design.
I know its very difficult to make the website design on scrolling but I want to know from your side what do you feel about my website design. I know there many of spelling and grammar errors that I have fix. I will solve them ASAP. Please give me your review.

61designstreet.com

Kind Regards

One good thing is to integrate the keyboard to scroll to the anchor points. Also I think you should make the 'C' key bring up a contact form.

 

Just a couple of suggestions.

 

-Ashley

Hi Arianna

 

I think it would work well for tablets and other touch screen devices but I find the scrolling interface (especially horizontal scrolling) not very intuitive for desktops or laptops. I think it is a bit too "different" from how users expect to interact with a website and although being different can be an advantage, I think something too different will actually put users off.

 

The website also feels very "busy" with lots of content crowding the screen. Try to add a bit more white space so that everything can breathe.

 

Best

Jitse

Yea I was thinking it's a bit busy but I guess if you removed some of the things that are not needed like the web URL under the images on the Portfolio page etc It may look a bit better. Also I guess your still working on the links so that they are all set to target=_blank ?

 

but nice work

It is a fascinating site that I keep surfing around to get a feel for it. Like the earlier poster said, it feels like it would work very well on a tablet, but trying to surf it on the computer is very confusing. Some of this may change as you work on the site, and the site will really make you stand out, becuase I haven't been on a site quite like it before.

I'm sorry but I found it cluttered, confusing, slow to load, and over worked. Information overload is a phrase that springs to mind for me.

 

Is there a CTA? if so where, why does the arrow at the top right point to the right if it pulls a nav down? especially with another nav on the left? It sure shows you can do 'stuff' but is design of the content among the 'stuff' you do. Sorry I don't mean to be rude but the terminology was used to prove a point and not to attack. I think potential customers will bounce at a very high rate from a web site in this current form.

 

Like I said, sorry I don't mean to attack.