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  • thecavemankevin
    the living un-banned
    • Feb 2001
    • 4346

    #1

    critique my website

    Hey guys, i just completely rebuilt my website for my small computer repair business. I'd appreciate your opinions and if it is missing anything that you may look for if you were looking for a computer repair tech.

    I built it using word press mostly for ease of use. I will be starting a very basic blog on it soon. I am also thinking about installing a simple forum too. Any recommendations? Free is a plus.

    It's about 80-90% finished and it is fairly simple at this point.

    Just let me know your thoughts.

    Thanks guys

    thecompu-doctor.com


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  • Hilltop Customs
    Registered User
    • Aug 2007
    • 1260

    #2
    It looks good, watch out for using too much text on a single page....people will be less likely to read it(PC & laptop services) Might want to have links with a few word description then a long description in the link....the link would also give you room to give lots of examples of services offered, increasing customer knowledge of what you offer.

    The "us vs geeks" page you bang on them pretty hard....IDK the video just seems extreme, also the video might end up making people afraid of home service in general.

    I really like the simple navigation, straightforward, easy to understand, hard to get lost. Looks good to me.

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    • Ruler_Mark
      AKAOG.ORG
      • Aug 2007
      • 2600

      #3
      Looks like a 13 year old made it, alot of the images are choppy and miss placed. Using blog software to drive a service geared site is a no no.

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      • Hilltop Customs
        Registered User
        • Aug 2007
        • 1260

        #4
        Originally posted by Ruler_Mark
        Using blog software to drive a service geared site is a no no.
        never knew that, but then again I know nothing bout webpages other than how to use them (made one back in the day with simple html, but dont remember anything from it)

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        • questionful
          LNIB
          • Dec 2006
          • 1416

          #5
          Have you seen your page in firefox?

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          • thecavemankevin
            the living un-banned
            • Feb 2001
            • 4346

            #6
            Originally posted by questionful
            Have you seen your page in firefox?
            thats pretty much all i use, so yes.


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            "virus attacks have been dealt with, same with back door nasties. ."

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            • thecavemankevin
              the living un-banned
              • Feb 2001
              • 4346

              #7
              Originally posted by Hilltop Customs
              It looks good, watch out for using too much text on a single page....people will be less likely to read it(PC & laptop services) Might want to have links with a few word description then a long description in the link....the link would also give you room to give lots of examples of services offered, increasing customer knowledge of what you offer.

              The "us vs geeks" page you bang on them pretty hard....IDK the video just seems extreme, also the video might end up making people afraid of home service in general.

              I really like the simple navigation, straightforward, easy to understand, hard to get lost. Looks good to me.
              yeah, i was thinking that about the links on the services page idea

              Thanks for the advice on the video, i may take it down


              Quote: MarkM
              "virus attacks have been dealt with, same with back door nasties. ."

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              • robnix
                email robnix@gmail
                • Jan 2006
                • 2094

                #8
                Originally posted by thecavemankevin
                Hey guys, i just completely rebuilt my website for my small computer repair business. I'd appreciate your opinions and if it is missing anything that you may look for if you were looking for a computer repair tech.

                I built it using word press mostly for ease of use. I will be starting a very basic blog on it soon. I am also thinking about installing a simple forum too. Any recommendations? Free is a plus.

                It's about 80-90% finished and it is fairly simple at this point.

                Just let me know your thoughts.

                Thanks guys

                thecompu-doctor.com
                Get rid of the flash animation with the cheezy clipart and the stock photos. Put yourselves on there instead.

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                • thecavemankevin
                  the living un-banned
                  • Feb 2001
                  • 4346

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Ruler_Mark
                  Looks like a 13 year old made it, alot of the images are choppy and miss placed. Using blog software to drive a service geared site is a no no.

                  well, i'm a computer repair person, not a web designer. Just don't have time to try and learn html/xml etc.. right now. I like wordpress because it is very easy to update and edit, add content, and change the themes and thus change the entire feel of the site.

                  do you know of anything like that that isn't a blogging software?


                  Quote: MarkM
                  "virus attacks have been dealt with, same with back door nasties. ."

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                  • robnix
                    email robnix@gmail
                    • Jan 2006
                    • 2094

                    #10
                    Originally posted by thecavemankevin
                    well, i'm a computer repair person, not a web designer. Just don't have time to try and learn html/xml etc.. right now. I like wordpress because it is very easy to update and edit, add content, and change the themes and thus change the entire feel of the site.

                    do you know of anything like that that isn't a blogging software?
                    There are WYSIWYG editors that will help you out.

                    and get rid of this whole page:



                    Offering discounts for a good review is simply unprofessional.

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