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I agree.ignition said:Honestly, I prefer Zeke's design, but that's just me
Nice work,
travis
I prefer what Zeke's design is now doing.
It took awhile, and it's not a innovative layout. But it's easy, and people know how to work that type of layout.
It's just the grammer and setting up the other section of his site to mesh with the main area and he's far better off than originally.
There's this guy that does books on "the worst web sites online"
And it went off a lot about how a business type of site can't do foolish crap -like: bad color schemes (like bright yellow backgrounds with thin small green text fonts!!!!), hidden links but once you hover or click them it tells you about it. For a personal site, or a band site. It's supposed to be creative, weird, and uncomfortable (if you so please) to your liking.
But a business site should be clear, and user friendly. And as long as the design is clear and familiar you'll do better. As the visitor will know how to work everything. Rather than being distracted by weird layout design.
And that's kind of what pdlstl links made me think of (and the current color scheme)...though I do know there will ALWAYS be someone who hates the color scheme. It's pretty majority here the people don't like it...so it's not like "it's good there's just a few bad egg viewers." It's just kind of bad /:
When it comes to business sites and their familiar layout. I'me used to the layout Zeke has going now, horizontal links at top or bottom. Frames or not.
though I admire how far you're going to help out here, just wanted to kind of clearify why I like Zeke's layout better. And maybe a little info for people with business sites of their own.
Really, look at successful pro-business with time in the site. Clear and familiar, that guy with the worst site books does not lie.