Comments on: Community Voice Feedback http://dbmethod.com/community-voice-feedback/ Get Computer Help, Computer Data Recovery, Spyware Removal Mon, 13 Jun 2011 16:03:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: gera3d http://dbmethod.com/community-voice-feedback/comment-page-1/#comment-24 gera3d Fri, 16 Oct 2009 06:50:38 +0000 http://dbmethod.com/?p=436#comment-24 Ya I feel like I don't know where to look when I get to the website. Everything is is the same volume. I think the general layout and structure is just random. What I may do is another more serious run at it. One thing I do like is the white space. The logo is also clean. Ya I feel like I don't know where to look when I get to the website. Everything is is the same volume. I think the general layout and structure is just random. What I may do is another more serious run at it. One thing I do like is the white space. The logo is also clean.

]]> By: Joshua R. Simmons http://dbmethod.com/community-voice-feedback/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Joshua R. Simmons Fri, 16 Oct 2009 05:48:44 +0000 http://dbmethod.com/?p=436#comment-23 I like that you removed the gradients and glassy effects; the original designer could have pulled them off, but the execution is not subtle enough.<br><br>With your mock-up as a starting point, I would line up the headers and their content to create more flow. I feel like their subnavigation hides content, so I would also add a place for "Most Visited" sections. Perhaps it could benefit from a "Most Emailed" list, too; many news centered websites feature that. I like that you removed the gradients and glassy effects; the original designer could have pulled them off, but the execution is not subtle enough.

With your mock-up as a starting point, I would line up the headers and their content to create more flow. I feel like their subnavigation hides content, so I would also add a place for “Most Visited” sections. Perhaps it could benefit from a “Most Emailed” list, too; many news centered websites feature that.

]]> By: gera3d http://dbmethod.com/community-voice-feedback/comment-page-1/#comment-3 gera3d Thu, 15 Oct 2009 23:50:38 +0000 http://dbmethod.com/?p=436#comment-3 Ya I feel like I don't know where to look when I get to the website. Everything is is the same volume. I think the general layout and structure is just random. What I may do is another more serious run at it. One thing I do like is the white space. The logo is also clean. Ya I feel like I don't know where to look when I get to the website. Everything is is the same volume. I think the general layout and structure is just random. What I may do is another more serious run at it. One thing I do like is the white space. The logo is also clean.

]]> By: jsimmons1001 http://dbmethod.com/community-voice-feedback/comment-page-1/#comment-2 jsimmons1001 Thu, 15 Oct 2009 22:48:44 +0000 http://dbmethod.com/?p=436#comment-2 I like that you removed the gradients and glassy effects; the original designer could have pulled them off, but the execution is not subtle enough.<br><br>With your mock-up as a starting point, I would line up the headers and their content to create more flow. I feel like their subnavigation hides content, so I would also add a place for "Most Visited" sections. Perhaps it could benefit from a "Most Emailed" list, too; many news centered websites feature that. I like that you removed the gradients and glassy effects; the original designer could have pulled them off, but the execution is not subtle enough.

With your mock-up as a starting point, I would line up the headers and their content to create more flow. I feel like their subnavigation hides content, so I would also add a place for “Most Visited” sections. Perhaps it could benefit from a “Most Emailed” list, too; many news centered websites feature that.

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