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Website mockup, sans-content - what do you think?
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Ah, well it's an unfinished concept - I maybe posted it prematurely through enthusiasm 
Not quite a theme... yet...
Not quite a theme... yet...
You need some lore ipsum and picture place holders to give it some context. Otherwise it just looks like a bad wallpaper.
Not much of a mock up. You need to add something as what you intend to use.
For instance, if you plan on having lots of flash or multimedia that design may not work. If its just a blog with links it may be ok. To be honest, it looks nice but its impossible to know if it works with your intended purpose.
For instance, if you plan on having lots of flash or multimedia that design may not work. If its just a blog with links it may be ok. To be honest, it looks nice but its impossible to know if it works with your intended purpose.
The glowing tombstone needs a glowing "RIP" carved on it.
Ifya nowat imeen.
And less empty space
around the tombstone.
around the tombstone.
Ifya nowat imeen.
I cannot stand when people overly use gradients and huge rounded edges.
So my suggestion is to tone down the radius of the rounded edges. Also if your going for a border effect that separates the site and footer (assuming the bottom is a footer) make it more subtle.
Less is more IMO. Its fine to want to clearly define each space but you don't need to over do it so much. For example the white content area and its blue background has so many barriers right now, color contrast, light blue gradient, white stroke, drop shadow and before you even have time to take in the blue background you are hit with another gradient from the footer or edges.
So my suggestion is to tone down the radius of the rounded edges. Also if your going for a border effect that separates the site and footer (assuming the bottom is a footer) make it more subtle.
Less is more IMO. Its fine to want to clearly define each space but you don't need to over do it so much. For example the white content area and its blue background has so many barriers right now, color contrast, light blue gradient, white stroke, drop shadow and before you even have time to take in the blue background you are hit with another gradient from the footer or edges.
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