Quick Review For A Website

ever heard of padding and,

i have no idea what the site is about

Yeah thats the comment, how can we review a product
when we don't know what it does.
Review on what exactly?

Padding around your text, makes things more viewer-friendly

well,  gamine got a point with the padding there

Dude,

what gives? Early morning and your already running hot.

Site===Product, ok.

Improve the color scheme, site is haphazard.


'padding around your text', doesnt answer this??

 @.@

 lmao,

ok dude, i hear ya

i dont know if there's any standard, i usually work with my eyes

Afam for me i will take what gammie said, nuffin to contribute about that's me. i don't even know where to start. the site kinda scanty

Afam:

As you know, the first thing I like to do on any site for review is check out the forms 

1) On the contact page, when you get an error, I see the pink portion at the top. All fine and dandy. However, on the "tell a friend" and "purchase step 1 of 2" and "login" pages, i don't see the same pink portion at the top, if I don't enter valid data.  I think they should all behave consistently.

2) On the contact page, I entered the following for phone number "1111111111-111111-111" and "1111111111111111111" and got an error each time.  I guess my question here is what is the correct format? Is it possible to tweak the code, for user convenience, to specify that? better yet, maybe below the phone number label, you add the right format in parenthesis.

3) I clicked "review" and "find out more" and "onspeed help" in the header but got a (blank) pop up each time.

4) I think at the very least, the home page deserves a friendly (human) face or two to give it a warm and fuzzy feeling.

5) Viewing source, I noticed that certain files (like js/base.js) were referenced more than once.  This could have the adverse effect of slowing down page download time and/or causing code clashes as if a method is called (or worse yet, one of them is changed in the future), the code doesn't know which one to reference. 

I would also consider moving those reference to within the HEAD tags, as opposed to within the body of the document, unless instructions call for it to be within the body of the document.

Thanks.

Cannot reproduce the same error. However, the top pink error comes after the form attempts to process the information entered while the field level errors are displayed in the validation of content entered.


I have sorted this out, thanks.


Client insists on having these links point to the parent site and wanted a pop up and not just page level redirecting.


As stated earlier, I don't have powers to do that, project was based on a strict specification. I am sure you know how my personal projects are structured, when it comes to clients one must respect their wishes even as we offer advice.


Can you point me to the page or pages with such multiple references?

Thanks for your time.

Thanks. Have seen it and have sorted it out accordingly.

final site review, 2/10

by designing in bklack nd white, lol.i do not mean digitally.i mean on your own draft layout, on paper or whateva.it helps sha,

1. I also gave you an advice or better put made a professional statement.

2. I never claimed to be perfect, hence the need to ask for reviews and criticisms.

3. Congrats on your job as a designer at envato. I have seen the site and as they say beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Apart from the fact that the bulk of the sites there are based on a free CMS none of the sites would fit into a custom requirement of some of the companies I develop software and applications for so while you claim to have put in time into practice trust me there is a place for every skill as I began using CMS when joomla was still mambo and stop using them when companies started asking for solutions that did what they wanted as regards specific features, functionalities and access control.

4. I never asked for positive criticisms. Do not manufacture something so that you can justify a position. Stick to the issue.

5. Based on what I have seen on where you work and what you guys have done with free content management systems I dare say that your 2/10 final review means next to nothing as you don't qualify to give any ratings on issues like this based on where you are coming from.

6. What you may see as wonderful design may be seen as nonsense by another person based on what the person expects or knows to be useful. While some designers would readily splash pictures of aeroplanes and actors on websites belonging to airlines and tooth paste companies those who are interested in using the web to make money or to simplify tasks would certainly do away with such design principles that make the most sense in the regular advertising media and not the web because the web speaks and understands a language - links, time, functionality etc.

Enjoy the weekend ahead.

did i hear u say free content management.lmao.u really must be a joker sha,  .well   since allu want to do is trade grammar , fam, we have a web design tutorial site u wld need, i wasnt here to advertise or market before.but i just discovered u need more info than u already have, " free content management", lol

but u have to take this review thing easy to you, coz lik u refered to previous comments before mine.i avnt seen anyone insult you yet as far as i am concerned,

mhen u stbborn.right now am just enjoy seeing u wail,  , talk about reviewing a crappy .oops.website

and about visitors, on my company sites, lmao, well u  "said" wrong, envato acquires at least 11 million hits a month across it's network of sites.FACT .chek it out yourself