Topic: My new home.

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Fast, clean, gives a "company-impression". However, it doesn't say "wow", more like functional but a bit old.
The archs in the circle of the logo needs work, they are jagged.
/Dan

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It just all around needs more *umph*.

I realize the intent of the site, and some of the restrictions you'll have because of it, but this to me is just bland and dull beyond belief.

There is also nothing holding the various pieces together...everything seems seperate and unrelated, almost like a page of advertisements.

Nothing to draw a visitor in....

Hello!
It looks more like a ISP so I would focus on simplicity and compatibility
rather then stunning artwork, I can read French and other;
-still some banners and flash anim? an example this company: http://www.hostrocket.com
-I would really rethink the side menu and the bg or the bg-color (a bit poor-boring)
-could be useful to make comparison whit the competitors also about
attractive/side services / web, maybe to present on the first page
- some more use of database and forms is very important
This is the first impact but anyway, very good!

The poster has demanded we remove all his contributions, less he takes legal action.
We have done so.
Now Tyberius Prime expects him to start complaining that we removed his 'free speech' since this message will replace all of his posts, past and future.
Don't follow his example - seek real life help first.

InI: Interesting project - it is always more interesting to make something good better rather than redoing an awful site.

DL hit my main cocnern on the head (is that possible?) - the elements look discounnected which (at least to anyone has has visited a lot of sites) gives a certain unprofessional feel. The good thing is that it is fairly easy to fix with a few well placed nicely styled DIVs or a sprinkling of graphics to help divide the page up into zones while drawing the whole page into a more consistent whole.

I've always felt that my current email provider does a good job using a variety of tricks:
www.mail2world.com

Your page needs 'tightening up' and it could certainly stand to loose some height. Those ads scream to be sent the way of the dodo and that central graphic could be shrunk (and made to look better at the same time) - the top text might look better if merged with the blur (as though it is emerging from it.

I'd also want to do something with the top navigation and the email login. I can't see the point of having the login at the bottom of the page. I might be tempted to raise the navigation bar and drop the logo below the blue line and have the email login above the blue line so that its tabs mirror the naviagtion tabs below the line. You would then have a few distinct zones - the login/nav area at the top, extra nav middle right, the add middle left and the ads and copyright along the bottom.

Hopefully such tweaks would be given the humbs up quicker than a major redesign.

Good to see you getting the kind of positions you deserve

Keep us informed of progress.

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