EDIT: Webpage Critique Wanted

[LaRue Medlin]

I've been building this webpage for a week. Can I get some feed back on it. Does it look proffessional, smooth to navigate,,, some pro's and con's... I modeled it after a large construction company here on the east coast. It's built for 800x600. BE NICE TO ME





I took some of your suggestions and made this main page,,, Better????



//http://www.outdoorexpressionsllc.com/main

 

[WXMotorSports DecalsPartsAccs]

Looks good!



You should have all your menu links on each of your pages. Your logo, except on the home page, should be a link, image map, back to the home page. You don't need your web address on the bottom of each page.



Your Contact us page should be a form page so that people can request info.



And, get rid of the aol email address looks unprofessional. Your domain and or hosting company should allow you to have info@ or sales @ or whatever at your domain name.



Each of your pages have no keywords or descriptions for the search engines to pick up.



This should keep you busy...lol



Overall I like the layout and the pictures are crisp, clean and load fast.



Thanks,

SST

 

[Thomas Rogers]

Given the amount of information and pictures on your average page within the website, I seem to have to do an inordinate amount of vertical scrolling to see all the content on a single page. You want to minimize vertical scrolling as much as possible, and I don't think you have done that.



Some ideas:



- Reduce the height of the top banner



- Consider putting the company logo in the left nav strip, making that entire column about logo and nav, then the right column can be all content



- Widen the pages (the table of the content area).



- Slightly smaller photo images to at least get two across, with captions centered below



Keep up the good work.

 

[Gene Marshall]

Pretty slick, wish you were closer to me so I could hire you. I will forward your site to my brother in Kershaw (he is also a Trac owner).

 

[CHARLIE CARDONE]

LaRue,



Looks good, nice job on the website. Just my opinion but I like seeing "before" and "after" photos of construction. Sometimes It gives me ideas of what could be done to my house.

Good Luck



Charlie

 

[Michael Cacioppo]

I second Scott's observations.

 

[LaRue Medlin]

OK I made some changes at the link below . But here is my new question... I set up an e-mail form, but when I hit "submit" it brings up my email editor and the just sits in my outbox. Did I do something wrong?

 

[Fer Echegaray]

Syntax?

Outdoor Expressions LLC is a family owned business operating in the Sumter and Sumter county area.

I think there's an extra "the" before the 1st Sumter