My mum works at a primary school and they needed a website doing before OFSTED came to visit. I volunteered to do the website.

 

I had already coded it and it worked fine, but over 25% of the views were coming from iPhone and Android devices so I decided to spend the past 2 days redeveloping the website to make it responsive.

 

The site does not use Bootstrap although you may think it by the tabbing feature (built myself). It makes use of jQuery and FontAwesome

 

Bare in mind it is only my 2nd responsive website, so go easy ;p

 

I'm wondered what you guys think.

 

Also, if you come across any typos could you let me know? Cheers.

 

http://holyspiritruncorn.co.uk

 

- Mark

Edited June 26, 201412 yr by m0nsta.

Looks go to me, just shows you don't need 3rd party tools like bootstrap

When you have a long list of links like the useful links section, it's better to increase space between each item, or even turn them into buttons on smaller views. It's easy to select the wrong link, especially if your using your phone in one hand.

"Contacting us is easy! Simply send a written letter or email to us, or you can phone us using the phone number provided below"

 

I can't see an email address - are you still to add that or am I missing it?

When you have a long list of links like the useful links section, it's better to increase space between each item, or even turn them into buttons on smaller views. It's easy to select the wrong link, especially if your using your phone in one hand.

Fair point, will get on to that now. Cheers.

 

"Contacting us is easy! Simply send a written letter or email to us, or you can phone us using the phone number provided below"

 

I can't see an email address - are you still to add that or am I missing it?

Damn, thanks for that!

This looks like a perfectly satisfactory attempt to me. Splendid.

 

The only comment I would make is that the cookies bar can be considered rather intrusive upon initial viewing.

Edited June 26, 201412 yr by the_web_wizard

This looks like a perfectly satisfactory attempt to me. Splendid.

 

The only comment I would make is that the cookies bar can be considered rather intrusive upon initial viewing.

Cheers!

 

And yeah I do agree, I just can't think of a much more suitable way to have it displayed. I guess I could have an info alert box that displays under the header/navigation. I'll look into it more soon. Thanks for the feedback.

Cheers!

 

And yeah I do agree, I just can't think of a much more suitable way to have it displayed. I guess I could have an info alert box that displays under the header/navigation. I'll look into it more soon. Thanks for the feedback.

 

Move it to the bottom IMO. Couldnt see the menu icon until i closed the cookie warning.

 

Also make it different from the website, currently i thought it was just a header. I would say fixed to bottom, make it black but drop the opacity to 0.8 or so.

Move it to the bottom IMO. Couldnt see the menu icon until i closed the cookie warning.

 

Also make it different from the website, currently i thought it was just a header. I would say fixed to bottom, make it black but drop the opacity to 0.8 or so.

Ah, I was under the impression you had to make it clearly visible upon page load?