Hey there everyone... I have been working on this for a while, and I would really love some critique from everyone around here.

Tell me what you think --> http://www.everglademedia.com/

Thanks

I like the design, but the content seems a bit, er, cluttered?

I had noticed this too on the home page, but not really thought about it. Thanks for pointing it out IAIHMB

I think it looks very fresh and professional. Its very easy on the eyes, and the content is easy to read. Maybe a few things could use a switch on the main "home" page.

All in all, I like it. Great work, Payton.

What happened to Kepajo?

Well Kepajo was the combination of Ke(nny), Pa(yton), and a third guy (Jo)hn... now it's just Payton and I. We thought a new name would give us a better image and a clean start. We've been working crazily to get our site up, our clients' work done, and a side project (a client center for us) done.

I noticed a.linkarrow, which changes background image on :hover. I'd recommend using one image with both states in it, then just changing background-position.

http://www.veracon.net/examples/csshover/

Thanks, I will probably do this if I decide to keep the arrow, I'm just trying it out. I do know of this method.

What is so funny?

Nothing, it's just that I linked to an example of my own...

@Veracon: In your example, you might want to let users know that Internet Explorer (as of v6) still requires a pre-load for image rollovers using the hover element in CSS. I haven't tested it on Opera or Safari.


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...I forgot to comment on the site. Oops!
I have a personal pet peeve about websites that don't use 100% of my screen's width. So, other than that annoyance, I like the simplicity yet softness of the design. It's almost elegant. The only suggestion I would have is for your "Contact Us" page, dealing with a lot of uneducated computer users (and internet lovers), using an image as a replacement for the button on that form looks REALLY nice, but I think without having some sort of border around the image, it would confuse some people (i.e.: people like my dad: "What do I hit?"). Otherwise, well done.

Thanks for the comments, looking to some things. It was sort of rushed, so we need to refine the rough edges

Yeah, thanks for the comments guys I took into consideration the comments about the home page looking too busy and cluttered, I changed a few things and it's getting there. More comments are appreciated if anyone feels like it Thanks!

What can I say? I love it? Yes, I do

Very nice Payton. Everglade media is an excellent company, Payton is very talented and did quite a few graphic projects for me, thanks .

Nice design... not sure I like the left align though... apart from that great work

Thanks, and Payton IS VERY TALENTED-- I'm honored to work with him.

Might want to have a look at the design in MacIE 5.2...


Also looks wrong in NS4.*, but users of NS < 5 don't deserved seeing good sites either way.

I don't know any mac users which use IE for Mac, its the worst browser for mac ever! I don't really know why they still ship macs with it now that they have safari o.O

Couldn't agree more, but as Dave Shea says:


I am most likely just going to use a hack so MacIE shows no style at all, then maybe a divider (display: none) which reads 'Get away from that browser, yo!'.

The whole world should be shot , we are getting onto the 4th version of OS X