Review my web 2.0 toolbox's site

**sv2** · 01-10-2008, 08:11 AM

Hi everybody,

I'd like to here what do you think about my website - http://www.votingserver.com

Please tell me your opinion and that's more important - would you like to use a service like my.

I'll be happy to hear your ideas and suggestions

Thanks, V.

**MPDesignZ** · 01-15-2008, 06:20 AM

I like the layout and look of the site, its very nice. The robot is pretty cool

However I'm not really sure if I would use a service to update my sites as I'm pretty used to doing them by hand. I've done that for about 8 years. But the overall look is very nice I think.

MP

**sv2** · 01-15-2008, 07:22 AM

Hi. Thanks for response.
Sorry you wouldn't use it though

**bgrablin** · 01-16-2008, 10:49 AM

Nice font on the logo. Very 'Guitar Hero' like. And we all love a little guitar hero.

**Gentle** · 01-16-2008, 11:03 AM

I think as you want to sell a web 2.0 product, you should get just a little bit web2.0-taste into the design.

it's well compiled and kind of to navigate, but all the colors are flat, all the borders are rectangular and so on ... some shadows, maybe reflections or rounded edges would be nice.

And, when I first came to your site, I did not know what it was for!
I mean, the symbols are nice and stuff, but when I come to a site I want to know what it offers me - "Toolset for Webmasters" is not really specific... "Web 2.0 Voting systems for your homepage" would be better.

Gentle

**Markas** · 01-16-2008, 11:24 AM

the design looks great
Visitors Tracker Info: shows bu*lsh*t

**sv2** · 01-25-2008, 05:36 AM

Thanks for your responses, guys.

I've reviewed the structure and made deep changes in website's structure.

Please, can you overview it now.

V.

**dknight3** · 01-25-2008, 06:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gentle

I think as you want to sell a web 2.0 product, you should get just a little bit web2.0-taste into the design.

it's well compiled and kind of to navigate, but all the colors are flat, all the borders are rectangular and so on ... some shadows, maybe reflections or rounded edges would be nice.

And, when I first came to your site, I did not know what it was for!
I mean, the symbols are nice and stuff, but when I come to a site I want to know what it offers me - "Toolset for Webmasters" is not really specific... "Web 2.0 Voting systems for your homepage" would be better.

Gentle

im not sure what you changed but i disagree with this guy its looks pretty "web 2.0" to me, whatever the hell that means nowadays.

however i do agree about not knowing what the site is for at first, maybe add a couple sentences at the home page explaining your services.

the only suggestion i could give you is you might want to consider adding a 1px left and right border around the main page.

i just looked at your code, and you actually do use a table, might want to get rid of that too..

**dknight3** · 01-25-2008, 06:28 PM

if you dont know how, you want to float:right, the things on the right, and then put a margin-right: on the main content that is the same width as the floated element.

**sv2** · 01-26-2008, 01:10 AM

Hi

Thanks for reply. Actually, nobody knows that web 2.0 is (but definetly it's not the same as rounding borders

).
Actually it's kind of AJAX-fashion services which allows to create visitors driven content.

The right text for home page is the main pain for me. I'm searching for several words which I can put to the title page so far

.

About table usage. Yes, i know - tableless layout is preffered. But in some cases better to use table than battling with divs (it's always a lot of fun with it when you have none-fixed width of template).

Regards, V.