Anyone bored and like looking at websites?

[silkyraven]

Yes? Good. Not very exciting, but I'd apprieciate some feedback about my company website. It can be found here. I'd just like to know what people think really about things like:

• Does it look nice? Modern? Professional?


• Is it easy to understand what services we offer?


• Is there anything you would like to know about our services that you can't find easily?

Any general comments are good too!! 15 mis nosing about the site an be exchanged for a pint next time I see you ;o)

Comments

[sadaprilsky.livejournal.com]

Nice clean design. Looks modern and unfussy. Loads quickly. Like it.

[gothgirlyana.livejournal.com]

First impressions are good (it actually looks interesting and easy to read rather than just wanting to come straight back out again)!

The next thing I have a habit of looking at on website is ‘jobs’ but they can sometimes be a bit of a chore to find… This website is very easy though! Makes a nice change actually!

AND you actually have contact details in where it says ‘contact us’ as appose to those bloomin’ forms you’re sometimes asked to fill in, grr! So that’s a good thing.

I couldn’t see anything missing… You even have good information about instructors, what you do and even different types of training, etc! :)

Yxx

[silkyraven.livejournal.com]

Thanks :o)

[wolf-shadow.livejournal.com]

UCL server is throwing a wobbly and not letting me in! Sorry...

[silkyraven.livejournal.com]

How strange!!

[redcountess]

Its design is nice and clean, and is easily navigated. I actually never learned to ride a bike, so I found the info interesting, and reassuring —the testimonial from past participants is a nice touch :-)

[silkyraven.livejournal.com]

Thanks :o)

[robot-mel.livejournal.com]

Very proffesional indeed! Easy to get around, makes sense. I'm not much an IT expert so have no idea about what people do for these things so feel free to ignore any comments as totaly irrelevant but I am bored so had a look round. There were a couple parts, specifically on the principles page and the training subsections where you could click to learn more where you could already see the part of the page that it took you to. I know quite a lot of websites work that way but it seems a bit unnecessary to me. (Of course I have no idea what I'm talking about with these things). The other thing I noticed was that on the resources page it looks like you don't have things working yet, but the links did take me to the infomation that was there. I think a less nosey person might read it and go, oh they're not working yet, and not bother to click on them. So perhaps they should be made into more direct headings. You could also mention the awards you won and the postive press you recieved in the about us section. It's always good to mention things like that!
But overall I'd see it's excellent, very easy to understand and professional looking! (which is all you asked really)

[silkyraven.livejournal.com]

That's exactly the sort of feedback I was looking for :o)

[demondaz.livejournal.com]

More pics of grrls in lycra shorts required I say, do I get a pint?

D X

[silkyraven.livejournal.com]

*sigh* How did I know you'd say something like that??

[demondaz.livejournal.com]

I'll get my coat, no pint then.

[andyravensable.livejournal.com]

Looks good from here. Nice, simple, clean design, although I'd say that the colouring on the title could be a little stronger to emphasise the actual wording of the title image - play upon the white and orange motif, as this gives a psychological impulse towards warning signs - therefore underlining the safety aspect of the company. I'd possibly also provide a few more images and diagrams, as they would help, perhaps even something like a printable set of PDFs - how to check your bike, buying a bike guide, and suchlike. The pages load quickly and easily, and the code looks clean. A very good start, but I'd say that a design that stood out a little would help promote reassurance and impress prospective clients.

Hope that helps. Do give me a call if you have a free evening - haven't seen you in ages.

[silkyraven.livejournal.com]

Do give me a call if you have a free evening - haven't seen you in ages.

I was thinking that the other night! At the moment though I'm usually to be found under piles of boxing, whinging about the amount of stuff I own. *sigh* Moving in a fortnight. Normal service will be resumed shortly... I'll be at Invocation on Saturday though!

[andyravensable.livejournal.com]

Shall do. It's a bit mad at the moment - sorting out final plans for M'era Luna the weekend after next, but after then, I should be free.

I've been persuaded to make Invocation as well, so, at the least, I shall see you there.