ZoomConcept Reviews
Minor Problem on Bywave_02_Main_06.jpg 1 It seems that the orange is a little over bearing. Is there a way for you to introduce another color to great more of a contrast. if you haven't already check out kuler.adobe.com/ they offer some nice color palettes. Positive Feature Overall I think the design is pretty cool. Positive Feature on Bywave_02_Main_06.jpg 1 I really like the type treatment. I'd be curious to see how the headline "Building the Future of Web" would look if it were in a different color. New Idea on Bywave_02_Main_06.jpg 1 I think you should somehow incorporate a better call to action so the user will know what they should do next. I wasn't sure if the launch project that's featured on the second image was the over state once you mouse over the images. I think that should be defined a little more. Also if you would like to quickly show what you've been working on and why people should do business with you, maybe you should show your projects as case studies to show your potential clients your processes. Positive Feature Headings and subheadings
They tell me what Bywave does right awayCalls to action
"learn more", "start a project" and "see what we've been working on" are strong calls that would motivate interested visitorsSummary:
It's a nice design. I know immediately what the company does and what I should do as my next step. I do think it's a bit too orange though. The orange color itself isn't bad, there's just a lot of it. I think making the screens of the monitor, tablet, and phone a color other than orange might balance the design better.
Minor Problem on Bywave_02_Main_06.jpg 1 how about moving this to to the end of the quote? made more sense to me 2 I think this is a problem because every other shadow on the page is directed from top the bottom, 90 degrees sharp, and it just directs my eye to the bottom right corner, avoiding the contact info altogether. 3 I think all of the bits on the gear should be at equal distance, I know its really small, but couldn't help getting stuck on it. 4 I think that text is just to close to the edge, creating a tension, which is not that necessary for such a small element. Positive Feature on Bywave_02_Main_06.jpg 1 Looks great, tells what you do instantly. Simply lovin it. 2 loving this rollover New Idea on Bywave_02_Main_06.jpg 1 I'm sure you can come up with something for this area, anything would look really good there 2 You might wanna elaborate this one a bit. How do I start a project without talking to you at all? If thats a "request a quote" form, maybe you should try rewording it a bit, cause all I'm expecting right now is an app that will help me create my website Other on Bywave_02_Main_06.jpg 1 What does that mean? If it doesn't have any signifacant importance, I think you should just put another gear in there as it kinda confused me right now. Summary:
Loved the overall design, apart from the small issues, this looks absolutely great.
Minor Problem on Bywave_02_Main_06.jpg 1 I don't quite "get" the difference between "contact us" and "start a project". As someone who has hired vendors I look immediately for: 1. Who are they? (I don't see an about page). 2. What work have they done? 3. How do I get in touch with them (by email). 2 The white in the main box draws attention. Does so nicely in pull quote and main headline, but it a little distracting here. I'd consider just making all black or another color. 3 In my opinion, too much text. Just keep it simple like "Our work" or "Portfolio" Positive Feature on Bywave_02_Main_06.jpg 1 I think this whole section works extremely well. My eye went here quickly, I learned alot about you, I was impressed and I know how to proceed. (Although, again, I vote for "contact us" over "start a project") New Idea on Bywave_02_Main_06.jpg 1 These thumbnails have a vertical orientation (ipad/iphone). Would you consider wider thumbnails for traditional web projects (might be a quick clue to viewer what they're clicking into). Summary:
I think the design speaks quite well of your shop. Clear, concise and pleasant. I would only suggest some wording changes to make the site more "usable." ("Don't make me think"...)
