I just finished redesigning my site. I plan on putting a small slideshow on the front page soon, but first I need to get the pictures. Any advice on how to improve my site would be much appreciated.
I just finished redesigning my site. I plan on putting a small slideshow on the front page soon, but first I need to get the pictures. Any advice on how to improve my site would be much appreciated.
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I find the design bland... but here are some specific issues.
1. Turn off body margins
2. Your gradient background on your logo doesn't match up with your gradient background on your header bar.
3. Make your top menu more overall horizontal.
Can you add any pictures - visitor submitted if you dont have any ?
Just one problem with that idea. I don't have any visitors.
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Also, I would change your font to Arial or Verdana. Times New Roman is good for printed text but not the best for the web.
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Last edited by rpanella; 03-17-2011 at 10:37 AM.
Design needs work definitely. I would change the font. Adsense unit can be better blended.
Maybe to put article and tennis news headlines on frontpage. There is a lot of wasted space under login box. My idea for that space: current ATP rankings.
Current atp rankings is a great idea. Why do I need to change the font? What exactly is the reason? Is Times New Roman overused or too bland or something?
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Personally I haven't see any site beside yours that use Times new roman. So I guess there is probably reason for that
It looks kinda unprofessional and just doesn't make good impression. Go with Arial or Verdana instead.
Last edited by Skeewe; 03-04-2007 at 02:10 PM.
Besides the readability, fonts have a big impact on the "mood" of the design.
Times new roman might be good for sites such as a law firm, pharm. etc.
Just to give you an idea take a look at this article about the use of fonts in Web 2.0 sites logos http://www.fontshop.com/fontfeed/arc...b-20-logos.cfm
Oh by the way that site is using Times new roman, so as you can see there's not a definitive rule.
For your site a font sans serif family (without the little legs) seems more appropriated to me.
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