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Originally Posted by zomex
Hello,
I think that looks much nicer as a single coulor. Perhaps the coulor itself could be changed but that depends on your visitors.
I like the design of your site. I'm a bit fan of using a header and footer that stretches to the size of the screen but a fixed content area.
Regards,
Jack
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Hey Jack, thanks for the feedback, the stretched header and footer was an idea from my girlfriend, guess I do suck in design. Glad that you liked it.
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Originally Posted by NickH
I'm from Australia
and the new design looks so much better
before what i meant was that there was nothing wrong with the colours, i didnt say that they could not be approved
the new design is much easier on the eyes and looks far more professional
its still taking a while to load for me, although the time is not unbearable it is still a bit long (its shorter on the test page than on the other page)
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Glad that you prefer the new design. I think the load time issue is because of the website is hosted in the US, anyone from the US to feedback about the load time?
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Originally Posted by Shadrach
I think it's a cool idea. But I can see some problems down the road with coming up with an intuitively navigable system for organizing reviews for an infinite number of products. You will have to have categories and subcategories. Otherwise it will just be a jumbled mess. But, I think eventually you are going to have problems as people post duplicate reviews for the same product in different categories. It would be really confusing for someone searching for reviews.
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Hi Shadrach, yes I have actually thought about this. There was a time where I had to choose - should I keep a database of all items/services and people write reviews against them, or should I keep it open ended that anyone could write a review for just about anything.
I will have to do lots of work on the former and users will also have to search for the items in my huge database before they can write a review. And since there are so many products being released to the market every day, I can't possibly add everything. It becomes a bottleneck when users try to write a review for something which is not yet in my database and they have to send a request to get it added.
On the latter approach users can write reviews without having to search for anything. The only problem is that when a person comes to the site looking for a review say, Splinter Cell Conviction, there will be many many entries with no score aggregation.
But since I am also trying to allow for more comparison reviews, the former approach will not work and I am left with leaving everything open ended.
I hope this works out eventually...
Last edited by tjficklepeople; 07-07-2010 at 01:11 PM..
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