Re: Site design finished
I find it way to gray and somewhat boring and the template also needs some validation
Not my type of website and not something I would pay $50 for (sorry).
Keep up the good work!
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Re: Site design finished
(moved from 'Show Off' which is for finished sites, to 'Templates')
I prefer non-cluttered, "If it's not needed, get rid of it" style. This is smooth, crisp and easy to see what's where....
A few suggestions (imho) to improve it a bit....
- use different but subtle colors for full time | part time | free lance icons or text, or at least have colored borders. Another option is use more 3D style icons similar to the ones in the main menu
- the header uses alot of real estate, especially on a laptop. Possibly reduce the photo to 1/4th or move the 'Search for a job' input box up next to 'Site Map' (and shift links the left to fit of course) in the main menu and remove the photo and the blank space.
- the top most menu (the ideal job| Site widget| About Us| Contact ) is already in the footer so no real need to display it again.
- I'm a fan of link hover changes so maybe a color change on link hover.
Maybe these can be shown on your website as a different template. Just suggestions from a first time viewer.
It is one of the sharper (meaning non-cluttered) templates and I prefer this style so will give it a score of 8 out of 10 'jobbers'.
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Tokyoj
"You can't build a reputation on what you're going to do." (Henry Ford)
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over, expecting different results." (Albert Einstein)
Re: Site design finished
Why are you using 2 navigation bars on header? Combine them into one. Footer links have too much gaps in them. Powered by Jobberbase is splitted in two lines.
Color Scheme is dull and just a rehashed version of Original Jobberbase theme. COme up with entirely new design to charge $50 for it!4
Last edited by navjotjsingh (2009-07-24 03:38:13)
Re: Site design finished
Thanks evertsemeijn,
We have corrected the errors
Re: Site design finished
navjotjsingh wrote:
Why are you using 2 navigation bars on header? Combine them into one. Footer links have too much gaps in them. Powered by Jobberbase is splitted in two lines.
Color Scheme is dull and just a rehashed version of Original Jobberbase theme. COme up with entirely new design to charge $50 for it!4
The design was to come up with better functionality. We are coming up with more designs but when you go into to many colors it will appeal to less people... This was just a start..
Thank you
Re: Site design finished
Suggested changes have been made and the template price is lowered to 29.95.
Thank you and we will hopefully build more
Re: Site design finished
I just saw it and it looks like a monocolor website design. Just earlier, the Color Scheme is dull and just a revised version of Original Jobberbase theme. And one thing more, Powered by Jobberbase is split in two lines, maybe it is better for you to use two line.
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Last edited by benicemi (2009-12-11 19:05:01)
Re: Site design finished
wow, great job man, nice design, I want to customize the site and and pay you, can you come on skype Id: ismailhaider
Re: Site design finished
I cannot view the page, but reading the comments here I would not want to pay $50 as well. There are scores of web design templates you can find for free these days. Being a web developer myself I can create basic designs from templates quickly.
Sean