How is this design?

[korzon]

http://www.tenfacts.com/main.htm
http://www.tenfacts.com/sub.htm
http://www.tenfacts.com/topic.htm

Do you like it?
What would you change?

[Bender]

the design is ...simple.
I would change the following:
-colors- you can do better!
-logo
-I would transform it into XHTML/CSS -the simple layout alllows you to do that without much work.
Good luck.
Daniel

[Mr.Domains]

As a professional graphic designer, I'd disagree with IT Web Team. I think the design is crisp & clean and the logo really isn't bad. I wouldn't change it unless you have a good reason to. There is no advantage to an over-designed, graphically heavy site. Take Google for example. Less is quite often actually more!

[iBizStart]

I really like it...did you design it?

[Dimva]

I like it, DONT change the logo.. i think its great!
Dimva

[furca]

Love the layout, very clean.

[GiantDomains]

Do you like it?

yes

What would you change?

Darker background color of main text area, to make it pop. This may require using a light text color.

[fab]

I also agree, looks nice, but I think changing the bacground color would help.

[korzon]

I really like it...did you design it?

Nope. I hired a designer. I can't even draw a straight line.

I would transform it into XHTML/CSS -the simple layout alllows you to do that without much work.

Good idea. This is what I got from the designer, hopefully it will come out very clean when it gets back from the coder.

Darker background color of main text area, to make it pop. This may require using a light text color.

Hmm, I actually specifically asked the designer to use white as a background color. My thought was that I'm going for a profesionally looking site and most of those use white. I see your point though, I guess I'll have to ask him to make the change and see how it looks like to decide.

Everyone - thanks a lot for your comments!

[Mr.Domains]

Well, obviously it's up to you, but again I disagree! ;-)

I think your first instincts were correct. I can't think of a single "profesionally" site that doesn't use white as their main content bgcolor. If you want to make it "pop" use a darker color as the page/surround background, but keep the content area white! A good example of this: ZDnet.com

[korzon]

Well, obviously it's up to you, but again I disagree! ;-)

I think your first instincts were correct. I can't think of a single "profesionally" site that doesn't use white as their main content bgcolor. If you want to make it "pop" use a darker color as the page/surround background, but keep the content area white! A good example of this: ZDnet.com

Thanks a lot for the feedback man. I am taking your advice and sticking with the design the way it is (It will probably look slightly different after it goes through the coder/CSS/xhtml guys).

[GiantDomains]

If you want to make it "pop" use a darker color as the page/surround background, but keep the content area white! A good example of this: ZDnet.com

I thought of that as well. I think it needs it.