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sparticus

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Hello ,

I just finished my first website , well kinda my first as the previous ones I did was for practice. I would appreciate all feedback from you guys. Please try and be gentle as its my first lol. Only kidding , shoot away as the more critism the better I can get from learning.

Thanks

The url is here
 
The font type is not so easy to read, also the logo at the top is a bit boring.
 
The font is really a poor choice. It's too small, blends in the background and doesn't scan well. That's all the advice I have.
 
Thanks , I plan to change the font but I was not sure what to use as many are not supported by browsers. Also are you referring to the font on the menu as well ?
 
sparticus said:
Thanks , the client wanted something simple and rejected all the other designs , to be honest I kinda liked it.
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Maybe making it a bit thicker will help, also the positioning seems a bit off.

Yes change the menu font too, maybe Verdana?
 
I am well read and qualified as a :

Advanced Diploma in Business Management NQF 7 (South African Institute Of Management)




Your qualified as an Advanced Diploma?

Rather say you hold the following qualifications or something along those lines.
 
nfbs said:
Free advertising. Clever.
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LOL , no man. MYADSL is the best place for honest feedback. I had many fights with people re different opinions. Guys are not scared to have their say , beside my site is not done yet and I am probably doing more harm by sharing the info
 
That pic on the top make him look a bit dodgy, not professional enough for a motivational speaker. Stick a pic of him with a blazer/ jacket or on a podium speaking
 
Add some spacing/padding between the boxes.
In safari the boxes on the right show at the bottom.
 
sparticus said:
Thanks , I plan to change the font but I was not sure what to use as many are not supported by browsers. Also are you referring to the font on the menu as well ?
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In terms of web supported fonts there are tools to help you integrate nonstandard fonts into a CSS file correctly. Google's web font project provides a simple hook in and it's all free for instance. Check out Lato for a really attractive web font. However if you really need to cater for all browser possibilities, rather go with Verdana I think.
 
Pynet said:
That pic on the top make him look a bit dodgy, not professional enough for a motivational speaker. Stick a pic of him with a blazer/ jacket or on a podium speaking
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I agree. Somehow the dude looks like he's on safari.
 
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