Seeing as how most of the pages don't contain a great deal of content, it would seem the horizontal size of the site is driven more by the constraints of the top menu. My displays are 1280 x 1024 and it barely fits on one. Thought about putting some of the menu items (contact us, press, etc) on the bottom bar to narrow things up?
It might be helpful to add a
Code:
cursor:pointer;
to some of the links.
Those are my only comments on design... I'm sure someone will chime in about the code.
Technical:
- If your screen isn't big enough, the menu wraps to the next line, but the background of the menu doesn't, so it's hard to read
- IMO the logo should say "The Wedding Part" or something like that
Design
- On all pages except the index page, the text is right up flush against the picture of the bride, and the bullets appear on top of that image
Well, thats my ignorance palying a roll, i didnt even think about the resolution problem. I will go back and see if i can adjust a few things around. Thanks for the feedback so far guys.
EDIT**
Now that i look at it in 1024x768 the press button shifts to the lower area, i will move that button!
Looks like you need a min-width of 1084px. kinda wide but oh well. I set your content area to about 90%+/- so that the right side of the text has some room. certain words cram up against it.
Maybe drop your right side headings down a few more pixels. Also the pic at top (can't remember what they are called), maybe repeat it inverted on the bottom as well?
Is the page title supposed to be so long? Looks like keywords. The Sponsors page title is different from the rest.
If the other guys wouldn't have mentioned the nav folding under itself, I wouldn't have noticed on FF because the the missing light-colored background. By the way, when it does fold under, Firefox crams the left image a bit under the main text such that left-padding on the text vanishes. On IE7, the rightmost parts of the nav just disappear on smaller windows. IE6 folds under like FF, but keeps a light background.
Past the first page, I wonder why no top logo. Almost feels like something missing.
But again, I like. Clean and simple. Easy on my eyes.
I like the colour scheme. Binary's right, you do need some identifying marker on the logo (at least making it stand out from the background more), as it just looks like a background at the moment. Also, what on god's earth has the favicon got to do with the rest of the site?
It's interesting that you chose to use inline styles. Don't. Also look into shorthand CSS properties like font and background: by the bloatedness of the event.css, it looks like you'll save a lot of time with these. I spent half an hour trying to figure out where the body text was getting its font declarations from and I discovered that you...don't have any?
You have rather single-mindedly designed for a rather high screen resolution. Do you really need that many links at the top? Really? If so, maybe you could look into a dropdown solution. Remember that the majority of people don't browse full-screen: you have a lot less real-estate than you care to think.
Anyway, it's nice to see some tasteful colours applied. Most of the fonts are lovely, but you've overused italics a bit sometimes. It's generally strong, and it's nice (I feel weak saying that, but it's true.) Keep it up.
I would second 'cyan'. Use just a standard left links menu. And I would also try for a little darker background for more contrast, and more specification about font styles, spacing, etc.
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. Just wanted some feedback on the design and code. Thanks all!
