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Am I the only one who prefers the second design?

• stevenwei 16y ago
  Nope, I think the second design looks better as well. The black and white header bar is hard to read, and the dark black color doesn't match anything else on the page, making it seem out of place. The light blue bar works much better. The Twitter Buzz column also looks out of place since it doesn't match the other two columns. The only drawback I see in the second design is with the font selection and text alignment. I also find the workflow demonstrated by the author to be somewhat bizarre. Shouldn't you be working much more closely with the client, sending them various iterations and getting feedback? This would have allowed the designer to find out what the web app interface looked like and whether the client even wanted a Twitter widget.
  • NathanKP 16y ago
    I also find the workflow demonstrated by the author to be somewhat bizarre. Shouldn't you be working much more closely with the client, sending them various iterations and getting feedback? In my defense, I must say that the client paid me very little for the job initially, so they only wanted one revision, and then proceeded to make the changes themselves without asking me.
• datasink 16y ago
  Seconded. The revised Register link and Start Now button are likely to convert better, also.