I like the style you have for your tables on the contact and quote forms.
One niggly little thing...the bottom right corners of your rounded boxes are a little out.
I like the style you have for your tables on the contact and quote forms.
One niggly little thing...the bottom right corners of your rounded boxes are a little out.
Thank you for your kind words, as for the bottom of the rounded boxes... it is a little off and I think only designers will catch that, its due to the repeating background and how I want the page centered, it just has to be that way ya know?
The reason we do that is so the user can continue scrolling past the bottom of the page, it makes it easier for the user to read alot of content if the content is in the center of the page. If we remove that spacing, the text is then stuck at the bottom of the page, hinder the user's reading abilities.
I hope that's clear.
Again, thanks all for your criticism and kind words!
I like the usage of the wood background, instead of the snot-colored background in the first design.
But, don't go overboard with the usage of wood -- too much is tacky. I recommend that you retain the page background and banner; the rest I'd change to a solid color, something other than brown. The elements of your page melt together after a while due to the lack of contrast.
The coding is sort of <div> crazy -- you might investigate altering it to semantic mark-up language.
The banner looks weird -- the darker wood border covers the Svoboda Industries logo. Also, there's a lot of space at the bottom of the page - close to 300px of background without text. These problems might be unique to IE, but you might check on that.
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I like the usage of the wood background, instead of the snot-colored background in the first design.
But, don't go overboard with the usage of wood -- too much is tacky. I recommend that you retain the page background and banner; the rest I'd change to a solid color, something other than brown. The elements of your page melt together after a while due to the lack of contrast.
I do agree with you about the contrast part. However, you know how some clients are, we showed them this design first and the owner absolutely loved the wood theme, wanted nothing changed.
The coding is sort of <div> crazy -- you might investigate altering it to semantic mark-up language.
This seemed to be the best approach in doing alot of our CSS positioning, as there are alot of overlapping parts that could have been done with image slices but we chose CSS positioning. Good thoughts though, I'm still working on my CSS toning-down.
The banner looks weird -- the darker wood border covers the Svoboda Industries logo.
If you mean the darker wood border overlapps the area of the business logo, then yes that is how it is supposed to be. Sort of a building blocks kinda overlapping ideal.
Also, there's a lot of space at the bottom of the page - close to 300px of background without text.
looks fantastic and much better than the old site. I think the wood background is a little much and distracts from the content of the site a bit, but it looks really nice.
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