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I thought after the recent rate my logo thread I would ask for feedback on my website. I originally created the site way back in the 1990's and didn't really update it until I started working the business full-time about 10 months ago (due to a layoff, thanks awesome economy!). I'm currently publishing the site using FrontPage (cause that is what I know and I'm too cheap to get a pro).
So far I have gotten positive comments on it from my customers, but I appreciate comments/constructive criticism. Right now I am #4 on Google local and in the middle of the first page organic for "elk grove computer repair" searches. Thanks in advance for taking a look. http://www.thecomputergeeks.com
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As an ex-graphic designer I must inform you that I don't think serif fonts go well with web-pages. Especially those with dark backgrounds. Also I've never been a fan of the "binary matrix code" as a background. But it does its job and that's inform your customers what you do, why you do it, and how long you've been doing it. My recommendations?
There you go, that's not meant to be offensive in any way- just constructive criticism. All in all I give it a thumbs up- it's good enough to use so you don't really have to do anything. |
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That is exactly the kind of feedback I was looking for, thanks!
I tried the black background but I thought it looked weird. I'll try doing some further tweaks.
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I instantly navigated away from it as the background & the text colour makes it uncomfortable to read.
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Nothing is wrong with the text color- he wants a black background with white letters. High contrast is great- but the thing is that the text (or numbers in this case) behind them is distracting your eyes which is why I suggested he remove it. Also- serif fonts look horrible on screens and especially more so on dark backgrounds.
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High contrast is one thing, appealing to prospective customers is another.
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Ditch the numbered background like others have said so it's easier to read. This will make a huge difference in itself.
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I like the color scheme but don't know that its going to work for your potential customer.
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IMHO
I find that the black is unattractive (personally it reminds me of warez and hacking sites). There is nothing in the block text that helps me navigate it with my eye. For example "For the Home" "For your business" "Service Area" "Laptop Service" "Networking". Again, IMHO and I am not in anyway a graphic designer. I will be submitting my site soon and expect and hope for a slew of "creative criticism".
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Not a big fan of the black myself. I think the content is great and alot of it but really dislike the layout of it. I'd try something brighter and more inviting to the potential customer.
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