Website redesign for my own personal website kaplang.com

You have some great content, but to have it all on one page is cluttered and overkill. Consider breaking out your content types into separate pages, especially your services (which will rank individually SEO wise, but will fight each other if on the same page).

You also have a lot of button and a few main menus on the same page, kinda confusing.

I see that you're going for almost a one page website but that is too much content for only one page. If you decide to add more pages, the menu bar with "Home" and "Content" should be placed at the top with the logo. A different color could be chosen as black just does fit well with your chosen colors.

Your most important contact information like your phone number or email can stay at the top but everything else should be in the contact page.

Lastly, you're right in feeling that it's cluttered. To remove the clutter, move content to other pages and then add negative space!

It seems to me that aside from needing to break up your site, your styles are disconnected. You have a smooth creamy header at the top but then a web 2.0 glossy navbar. Your services sections seems a little "clip-art" to me. Then you have a Welcome banner that is an entirely new color and style. I think you should consolidate to a simple few colors and a cohesive style. I am partial to the creamy style that you have in the top with your logo. Your contact info should be in the footer or on another page, not in the header. People are interested in what you do first, then they will worry about contacting you.

I like the top 25% but there is way too much information. Set a few clear messages and then simplify the homepage. Add some sections and spread the content around

The design is not bad but looks like an old website from the late 1990s/ beginning 2000s.

The Services section can be better. Try to simplify the design and reorganize all your content.

Don't forget to use the grid system and whitespace.

Your header where your contact information is, is very misleading. They will very easily be mistaken for main navigational buttons. This also renders your black navigation bar extremely out of place.

As with other comments, and contrary to what you believe is needed, you DO NOT NEED all the information on the homepage. Countless user behavioral studies and heat maps have shown that no one bothers with all that content, especially on the homepage. Users want to find something that relates to them, click on it, then find out more.

you may also have made a mistake on the top half layout: your image banners are: web, pay, graphic, SEO. Your colored boxes below that are web, pay, search, graphic. Both rows of which don't line up with each other.

Finally for the main content layout, if you're not using the left column for sub navigation, I'd suggest you move your main content to the left, and the additional adds/banners/panels to the right. This was, users can focus on your content FIRST, then look for any other value-add on the right.

Wow, there is definitely a lot going on there. I like your images and color contrasts. I really like the Web Design, Pay Per Click, etc. column headers. Shortening the lenghty of the page and spreading the information across multiple pages (or using a drop down menu to navigate) would help the flow of the site.

Make the 4 main points stick out more (web design, ppc, seo, graphic design). When I first looked at this I didn't really get the feeling that they were the main attractions. I thought they were just extra gimmicks. Try and cut down the paragraph descriptions, too. Shorten it all down to a few engaging words in a bigger font size. Put all the other information that is below the fold on separate pages also.