Continuing on from Klydo, sans-serif should always be last in your list as 9 times out of 10 it never gets there unless there on windows 95 or something.:)
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Continuing on from Klydo, sans-serif should always be last in your list as 9 times out of 10 it never gets there unless there on windows 95 or something.:)
You slate other people's work? Are you pissed or something?
From the image you can't see much, in the browser it's just as bad. The images took a while to load... why is the bottom part of the layout white? It looks unfinished.
I suggest you make it all dark and indent the text, maybe put some boxes there or something?
I'm not being 'harsh' just giving you some honest c&c.
In all honesty that looks rubbish. You're trying to break into a market where design counts - you won't get far with that. 3 block headers don't look good together, maybe try one big header and some sub banners. Try not to go with a black theme, todays market want light and vibrant colours that stand out.
Also as people have said - stop using trebechuet MS, it doesn't look professional.
Or you could just use arial which most operating systems have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hypertext
About the colours... not quite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Excellent
Bebo = dark
Netlog = dark
VIRB = dark
There are a lot of popular social networks which use darker colours. VIRB being the best at it, as we all know it's the best social network around.
Did you ever wonder why bebo is going down hill:PQuote:
Originally Posted by Klydo
As AOL bought it, everything AOL owns gets discrimnated against by American users. It has nothing to do with the colour.Quote:
Originally Posted by Excellent
Haha, but anyway if you look virb and netlog they use other colours aswell, thus blending very well. Nivade is just using block colours.Quote:
Originally Posted by Klydo
The ultimate social network would be Facebook's users on the VIRB platform. If that was achieved they social networking heaven would be alive!Quote:
Originally Posted by Excellent