Rate my home page

[Andrew Yurlov]

I've recently started working on my website again and I want a rating. Tell me what I can fix and what I can do better. Criticism is good. For now please only rate the homepage.

NOTE: some links may not work yet.
Thank you.

[George Dolidze]

Looks the same as before. what did you change?

[MYIWDesigns]

Hehe this design style feels so.. familiar. Those divider lines, make them a lighter color. My favorite happens to be #E2E2E2 and #F0F0F0. The shadow under the navigation make it a lighter color also. Its important to stay consistent with the font colors. The 'Why Us' section make it that #6d6d6d color and the 'why us' title be bold. Also the portfolio thumbnail outline make it #e2e2e2 , as well as the hover line. Or make it transparent. Other than that so far so good I suppose.

[Harmonic]

oh Andrew, I see we teach well. I remember the first 'site' you posted (a school project I think?). You've come a long way!

This site is simple, plain, easy for a user to read, and looks like it's got some good onpage SEO as well. This site is waaay better than a lot of the "web design companies' I've seen crop up lately.

My advice to further your skills is to lean all about Typography. Even if you learn the design basics such as leading and good font choices, you'll see your design talents start to shine.

[Andrew Yurlov]

Hehe this design style feels so.. familiar. Those divider lines, make them a lighter color. My favorite happens to be #E2E2E2 and #F0F0F0. The shadow under the navigation make it a lighter color also. Its important to stay consistent with the font colors. The 'Why Us' section make it that #6d6d6d color and the 'why us' title be bold. Also the portfolio thumbnail outline make it #e2e2e2 , as well as the hover line. Or make it transparent. Other than that so far so good I suppose.

Thanks a lot of tips there. Thanks I'l get started right away!

[Andrew Yurlov]

oh Andrew, I see we teach well. I remember the first 'site' you posted (a school project I think?). You've come a long way!

This site is simple, plain, easy for a user to read, and looks like it's got some good onpage SEO as well. This site is waaay better than a lot of the "web design companies' I've seen crop up lately.

My advice to further your skills is to lean all about Typography. Even if you learn the design basics such as leading and good font choices, you'll see your design talents start to shine.

I'l defiantly look into it. Thanks

[Andrew Yurlov]

Looks the same as before. what did you change?

The purpose of this thread was to get a final overlook of the overall design so that I can continue designing the remaining pages.

The main things I fixed were some of the aligning issues and made the website a little less wide so that it can fit on a wider range of resolution's.

[George Dolidze]

I'l defiantly look into it. Thanks

It's not defiant if she tells you to look into it

[Andrew Yurlov]

Hehe this design style feels so.. familiar. Those divider lines, make them a lighter color. My favorite happens to be #E2E2E2 and #F0F0F0. The shadow under the navigation make it a lighter color also. Its important to stay consistent with the font colors. The 'Why Us' section make it that #6d6d6d color and the 'why us' title be bold. Also the portfolio thumbnail outline make it #e2e2e2 , as well as the hover line. Or make it transparent. Other than that so far so good I suppose.

UPDATED: Everything you mentioned above I fixed.

[George Dolidze]

I suggest you get a domain email. Not from another site, especially yahoo.