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_gail -> RE: Will People Want me To Design for Them? (9/24/2002 12:48:14)
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Hi Karen, Lovely site. I really like the unique color scheme! Here are a few suggestions for your consideration: Home page: Would love to see less space on the top so more of the area within the main table shows in the window. Don' t care for your main text starting out with a bulleted list. Try using quotes around each word instead (with or without the !). Let them function as sort of an eye grabbing headline. " Creative!" " Tasteful!" " Eye-catching!" " Easy to Navigate!" Did you try the main text on this page flush-left? Justifying it makes large gaps appear between some words. Or try making the text a point size smaller. In fact, my personal preference is to use 10 point sized text for most non-headline copy. Also, there appear to be typos in the last sentence on the home page. Don' t know if this was intentional for effect, or not. Imaging page: Consider pricing to read: " $25.00 and up." You can never really anticipate the complexity of photo someone will ask you to retouch. Don' t box yourself in to a maximum limit of $45.00, even if you never plan to charge more. Who page: Not sure you should use the last sentence in your bio. As was pointed out, I don' t think you should emphasize that you are " new." You could lose potential clients. Let your work speak for itself. I' m not into CSS yet myself, but I think most web designers specify a series of fonts. For example: font-family: Trebuchet, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif gail
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