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its all right... a couple things I would do:
1.) make a mouse over of the buttons more defined. its hard to tell what is and is not a button.
2.) make a more defined info area. I cant tell from that flash where more info would go, id imagine the bottom, but still, it would help.
3.) speed up transitions a bit. people dont like to wait, especally if it could be instant.
other than that, pretty good bit of work.it has potential.
1.) make a mouse over of the buttons more defined. its hard to tell what is and is not a button.
2.) make a more defined info area. I cant tell from that flash where more info would go, id imagine the bottom, but still, it would help.
3.) speed up transitions a bit. people dont like to wait, especally if it could be instant.
other than that, pretty good bit of work.it has potential.
It's a confusing site. No clear indication of what is a button, what is not. Just too much info that's not very relevant to hair/hairdressing. I could easily see replacing some of the type with a simple illustration of hair locks that would blend into the background better. Becasue you use type as a design element, I didn't expect that clicking would do anything.
On an other note, your (assuming) other site has a typo. Please correct it, becasue no one will take you seriously. Navigatable is not a word, Navigable is. (See attached PDF)
Other than that keep up the work, you have an eye for pretty design, you just need to make more relevant and to the point.
On an other note, your (assuming) other site has a typo. Please correct it, becasue no one will take you seriously. Navigatable is not a word, Navigable is. (See attached PDF)
Other than that keep up the work, you have an eye for pretty design, you just need to make more relevant and to the point.
Wes said:
Are you asking me whether I am joking about the typo? No I am not. If I were a potential client/employer, I would think twice about hiring someone with a blatant typo. I can tolerate small mistakes, but making up words is not too classy.
