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If the point is that it's not necessary to have a static website to achieve reasonable simplicity - point taken! From a graphical point of view, it looks a lit
by tasuki 7y ago
If the point is that it's not necessary to have a static website to achieve reasonable simplicity - point taken!
From a graphical point of view, it looks a little off to me (I'm not a designer, so take with a grain of salt). The whole website is flat while the boxes have these little shadows. Too many things are centered: the menu on the left, the boxes on the right. The headers on the right side are too close to the left-hand menu.
Also I can't see where the links are pointing by hovering on them.
- naresh1318 7y agoThanks for the feedback. I'm not a designer either. So, I'm not quite sure about the psychological effects centered content has on people. It looked aesthetically pleasing, so I kept it. In fact, you can modify the entire home page if you just want to keep the grpahQL and database part.
- speedplane 7y ago> Thanks for the feedback. I'm not a designer either. So, I'm not quite sure about the psychological effects centered content has on people. It looked aesthetically pleasing, so I kept it. This thinking can be dangerous. Aesthetically pleasing != good design, too often it can be the opposite. You definitely need to understand the "psychological effects" your page or app has on its users. First, you have to put yourself in their mind, then can you start building, then go back and iterate. I know this may be a hobby project without much budget, so find a designer friend and bring them on board. It's very difficult to do this in a vacuum.
- tasuki 7y agoCentered content has different psychological effects on different people. You find it pleasing. Some designers think centering is a crime ;)
- tartrate 7y agoMy first reaction was that the margins seem different everywhere.