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Not all concepts require great design consideration, but framing a wedding is one of them. The utility of the site is not going to be the selling point. It need
by tgrass 15y ago
Not all concepts require great design consideration, but framing a wedding is one of them. The utility of the site is not going to be the selling point. It needs to be a place where the bride feels like she'll look like the Duchess Kate. Dump some money onto a good designer. It'll be worth it. (And yes, the idea has legs.)
- tgrass 15y agoMost guests will be taking pics from their phone. Make an app so they can upload them seamlessly while they're taking a break from the dancefloor. A facebook function would be to auto tag the couple and post to some user's fb account - that way, the couple's whole network is in the loop, not just the close family and friends.
- unshift 15y agoI agree with you. I spent about two weeks looking for a designer who worked with both wedding stationery and websites. I found a few that basically did one and dabbled in the other, but didn't find anybody who thought they could do the job. In the interest of launching something to get some feedback, I just did it myself. Time to start looking again, though. Now that the site is up and I can add users to something functional, I should get back to making it actually look good. Thanks for the feedback!
- tgrass 15y agoI highly recommend talking to a wedding planner. They are design focused. In fact, that is your easiest target market. Ask them what they'd like to have and give it to them. You'll probably find one that could provide 2d design for the site as well.