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Thread: A new layout

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    Default A new layout

    I've made another layout tonight, its used the same idea of the one I made this morning which you can see HERE.

    But the new layout I have just made is here.


    or a slightly different version, with a gradient banner:


    I know they aren't very good, but C/C will help me make it abit better.
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    There alright, add some stuff e.g text, some images I dunno...

    +REP Anyhows.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evescence View Post
    There alright, add some stuff e.g text, some images I dunno...

    +REP Anyhows.
    Okay I'll give it a go now.

    Cheers for the rep, returned.
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    Adam Says:

    - Don't go to heavy on the gradients. Some gradients, like yours, just over-power the whole layout style. Use two colour closer together in the colour spectrum - or lower the opacity of the gradient.

    - It's great for an upcoming web designer. I started out like that. I suggest - if you have photoshop, try out some tutorials from:-
    • www.pixel2life.com
    - Just remember, practice makes perfect

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    Quote Originally Posted by αďαм View Post
    Adam Says:

    - Don't go to heavy on the gradients. Some gradients, like yours, just over-power the whole layout style. Use two colour closer together in the colour spectrum - or lower the opacity of the gradient.

    - It's great for an upcoming web designer. I started out like that. I suggest - if you have photoshop, try out some tutorials from:-
    • www.pixel2life.com
    - Just remember, practice makes perfect

    +Rep for your efforts.

    Cheers for the tips, yeah I use photoshop.
    Taking both of your advice I've now come up with this:
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    The 2nd one is much better. But there are still a few things you have to work on:

    ¬ The main font in the banner. It looks terrible and does not fit in well with the rest of the design.

    ¬ The outer glow. Effects can make the boring, dull layout look like a professional one, if used in exactly the correct quantity. The glow looks slightly out of place as the design itself is much simpler. I would suggest lowering the opacity of the glow.

    But overall it is quite good and it looks like your improving. When I just started out designing my designs were no where near the quality of that.

    Remember to keep trying and to learn from tutorials.

    Regards and hope this helps



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