Martin
27-09-2015, 05:20 PM
Hello!
Just wondering why the events box on Habbox.com is so low down? I think it needs to be in a place that stands out and is visible near enough straight away and should take priority over things like wiki edits, forum posts and twitter updates? I think Events and Shoutouts are two of the most important widgets on the site and having them so low down seems weird and may detract some first time visitors from viewing them.
I'm sure you can probably move the boxes around if you can be bothered to make an account or log in to the main site, but for visitors I think events should be near the top for sure!
I think a major first impression is got from the static page that you land upon when visiting habbox.com (without scrolling), and to me (on a standard size laptop screen) there really isn't much content on that initial screen. There's not a permanent logo half the time, so if I was just casually flicking through fansites I would probably forget the habbox one immediately due to a lack of sense of identity throughout.
I think one thing that certainly doesn't help is the advertisement banner slap bang in the middle for me which is always the first thing I notice, rather than anything Habboxy! although I know this can't really be helped! :P
Just wondering why the events box on Habbox.com is so low down? I think it needs to be in a place that stands out and is visible near enough straight away and should take priority over things like wiki edits, forum posts and twitter updates? I think Events and Shoutouts are two of the most important widgets on the site and having them so low down seems weird and may detract some first time visitors from viewing them.
I'm sure you can probably move the boxes around if you can be bothered to make an account or log in to the main site, but for visitors I think events should be near the top for sure!
I think a major first impression is got from the static page that you land upon when visiting habbox.com (without scrolling), and to me (on a standard size laptop screen) there really isn't much content on that initial screen. There's not a permanent logo half the time, so if I was just casually flicking through fansites I would probably forget the habbox one immediately due to a lack of sense of identity throughout.
I think one thing that certainly doesn't help is the advertisement banner slap bang in the middle for me which is always the first thing I notice, rather than anything Habboxy! although I know this can't really be helped! :P