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Please ditch the generic stock photo of a lady on a broken laptop on the beach. It makes your site look like a cheap travel agency. Go for a home computer sett
by ChrisNorstrom 15y ago
Please ditch the generic stock photo of a lady on a broken laptop on the beach. It makes your site look like a cheap travel agency.
Go for a home computer setting or even an office setting.
Like one of these or something.
http://us.fotolia.com/id/28015494 http://us.fotolia.com/id/28015494
http://us.fotolia.com/id/35919645 http://us.fotolia.com/id/35919645
http://us.fotolia.com/id/27612067 http://us.fotolia.com/id/27612067
- ttruong 15y agoWe would love to get in touch with any great designers out there that can help us with this.
- andrewfelix 15y agoI'm a designer and I think I'm great. http://www.andrew-rose.com/ http://www.andrew-rose.com/ http://dribbble.com/andrewfelix http://dribbble.com/andrewfelix
- slug 15y agoJust to let you know that if I have javascript disabled (noscript) on my browser, most of your links for the portfolio don't work. Don't know if it matters in the real world, but just a heads up.
- andrewfelix 15y agoYeh I know it's a pretty crusty build. Just relying on the cargo collective cms, as I've had no time to build something myself.
- phillmv 15y agoIt doesn't matter in the real world. I'm pretty sure no one even bothers checking if javascript is disabled. I know you can't access Facebook without it (or at least with Lynx); doesn't that exclude basically every web app?
- ChrisNorstrom 15y agoOh wow. Andrew really is great. Very nice work.
- barefoot 15y agoMaybe I'm in the minority but I like the beach photo.
- speleding 15y agoI think the beach photo is great. It says "focus is on humans, not on computers", "ease of use". I would really not put a photo of just a laptop up there unless you are selling laptops.