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MOFNY said:Keep working on it man. Personally I don't like the background. It is way too bold and distracting. I would also research a more pleasing color structure. You have a lot of things clashing. Overall, you have some work to do but a solid effort for the first time.
yeah those are all jackets and jersey I have or have had at one point but there is a section with individual pictures on the products page and a link to my ebay store which shows all current stuff i have for sale.ajw said:Are you selling the jerseys and jackets that make up the background? Those pictures are, to be honest, pretty bad. They're really poor quality and don't show off your product at all. Good, professional looking photographs are essential to any successful marketing/sales website. Your photos should also have a consistent look. You have some with white backgrounds, some hanging, some under glass...they're just all over the place.
Be simple, be consistent, be clear.
I think it depends on your computer because on both of mine they are centered, but on my buddies they are to the left toogmarutiak said:MOFNY said:Keep working on it man. Personally I don't like the background. It is way too bold and distracting. I would also research a more pleasing color structure. You have a lot of things clashing. Overall, you have some work to do but a solid effort for the first time.
Agreed. Not easy on the eyes. The picture that scrolls on the bottom of the screen needs to be more in the center of the screen (from left to right).
With that being said, it's a heckuva lot better than I could do! Good luck!
rum151man said:Just created this last weekend it's basically an information site that shows my products and what kind of stuff I can get. First time I've ever done it do was looking for opinions and feedback of what I should add or change.
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