Comments on: 7 Fundamentals of a Good Website http://designadaptations.com/design/fundamentals-of-a-good-website/ Exploring what's possible in design... Sun, 02 Aug 2009 05:47:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-RC2-15136 By: weblizzer http://designadaptations.com/design/fundamentals-of-a-good-website/comment-page-1/#comment-22 weblizzer Mon, 24 Dec 2007 07:38:22 +0000 http://designadaptations.com/notebook/fundamentals-of-a-good-website/#comment-22 Great such article, now, i know that many websites now are starting to transform. There are other had the great color schemes, but sometimes i wonder like those doing very graphical layouts. Is it very useful? or the main point of the website which is the content? because i see some new layouts now having very graphical that almost they put a lot of images to fill the page and they only got very small content area. so i hope that you can give share any. Great such article, now, i know that many websites now are starting to transform. There are other had the great color schemes, but sometimes i wonder like those doing very graphical layouts. Is it very useful? or the main point of the website which is the content? because i see some new layouts now having very graphical that almost they put a lot of images to fill the page and they only got very small content area. so i hope that you can give share any.

]]> By: Charity http://designadaptations.com/design/fundamentals-of-a-good-website/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Charity Sat, 28 Apr 2007 18:07:59 +0000 http://designadaptations.com/notebook/fundamentals-of-a-good-website/#comment-21 I know just what you mean Tara. Sometimes when I look at this design I wonder if I've got too little content up. I've actually been thinking about a realign already, to make room for a third top column maybe. Thanks for pointing out my spelling error by the way. I'm embarrassed I missed that! I know just what you mean Tara. Sometimes when I look at this design I wonder if I’ve got too little content up. I’ve actually been thinking about a realign already, to make room for a third top column maybe. Thanks for pointing out my spelling error by the way. I’m embarrassed I missed that!

]]> By: Tara http://designadaptations.com/design/fundamentals-of-a-good-website/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Tara Sat, 28 Apr 2007 15:27:59 +0000 http://designadaptations.com/notebook/fundamentals-of-a-good-website/#comment-20 Hi, I trying to learn more about web design, I currently do all my design for print and am finding it a whole different kettle of fish.I always have the problem you mention in number 1 - I never know how much information to put in or leave out of the home page. If I don't show enough information I am worried the viewer will simply not bother reading any more, if I put too much the eye doesn't know where to look and you get lost in a wealth of information. Some good tips there, thanks. PS. Just to let you know in your RSS Subscriptions you have missed the T out of entries Hi,

I trying to learn more about web design, I currently do all my design for print and am finding it a whole different kettle of fish.I always have the problem you mention in number 1 – I never know how much information to put in or leave out of the home page. If I don’t show enough information I am worried the viewer will simply not bother reading any more, if I put too much the eye doesn’t know where to look and you get lost in a wealth of information. Some good tips there, thanks.

PS. Just to let you know in your RSS Subscriptions you have missed the T out of entries

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