Minimalistic Website Design for EVOL

The best thing about this design, other than its clean look, is the people. It's friendly with all the smiling faces, very nice.

There's a little confusion between "What we Do" and the crew at the top. Because they are young, they look like the folk's EVOL trains: entry/junior level professionals. But WE according to the text, is EVOL...?

Also, the text is nice in that is explains the branding (name) a bit, then goes on to describe the service: training for junior IT. Nice and clear. However - there isn't much of a benefit statement for the market you are addressing. As someone else said - not really relevant to your market.

I suggest text and a header that is more YOU! focused. ie: Level Up your Entry Level IT ... or something like that. Something that is both a call to action and written in the second person(you).

I agree with the person who said to take a little space between the people and the text, but the text has to compel your market based on their needs. They don't need to "Learn More About Evol" (button text) they need to: Level Up... or "Get a Quote" (if it's going to a contact page)... or Optimize Your IT Team... (or something that they want). The big green button makes me think that this is a landing page... I just always wonder about "Learn More..." text in buttons. It seems a little self serving... :)

Other than needing text that is focused on the benefits to the market, this is a beautiful page with great colours, fonts, and logo.

I like the general presentation. Green, grey, and brown look great together!

Not sure if the stock group shot says anything though. I don't have a sense of what the business does from looking at the graphics.

I do like the unquestionable focus on the green button - Even though there are other choices on the page, there is definitely a hierarchy at work.

It looks like "what [they] do" is invade people's privacy bubble.

Need to detach the intimate nature of this piece by separating the crew members at top.

Might want to try different logo, if possible.

Colors are nice. Overall presentation will certainly be a classic.

Hey,

this is a great minimalistic design, the only thing I would change at this point is the " what we do " paragraph and button, I would move this more to the right cause there seems to be a lot of space there and wright now it crowds the picture you have there for no reason.

Great work,

MEster.

Really simple and beautiful. I agree that the What We Do paragraph needs to be moved to the right and perhaps the heading, paragraph and button could use a little more horizontal spacing.

Otherwise, quite good! :D

The concept is great. Very good colour combination and pleasant on eyes. Brown colour at bottom is enhancing the over all looks of the site. A great layout and following fundamentals of graphic layout.

Something about logo it personally do not gel well with the whole site. This top part may be a slideshow showing same kind of different images in final site emphasizing the work.

Hey hey Kapil,

Looking good (as usual, lol).

I would change a couple things though and this is just me being picky.

1) increase the saturation of the logo to maybe make it pop a little.

2) move the 'learn more about evol' button to the center or right of the paragraph and give it a reflection at the bottom.

Besides that, I think it looks great! good job!!

You differently made the style work for you. the only thing I might like to see is the content area on the bottom a bit bigger as in add more content..... I know that is not always possible. Nice work

Hey! Great design! I think it's very nice in a minimalistic way...I just think the WHAT WE DO title could be changed to something more relevant that describes already some of what "they do." Otherwise I think you area separations could benefit from some "pixel popping techniques"... This would be a great article to help you with your design skills:

http://www.tutorial9.net/photoshop/5-pixel-popping-techniques/

This works pretty well, not a huge fan of the logo but I don't think you can help that. I would think about adding some detail work into the footers. Adding gradients, textures, strokes, etc. Other than that, great work here.