Originally Posted by
lostarchitect
I was going to say, "It works, it's good, don't change a thing," but actually, I like the new version better. Still, if it's huge work to change over, the current version is fine.
I don't mind the look of the current header, but quite a few pages have a </div> code error where the banner doesn't show correctly in IE.
Originally Posted by
RubberLegs
Cool! Everything seems to work, nice clean layout...LOTS of PICS! I LIKE! Now I have to wipe the drool off my desk!.
Mac 10.5.8 Safari 5.0.6, res 1680x1050
1680x1050 - I take it that the 2000px-wide header image showed up with no visible edges, correct?
I figured I'd just revamp the whole thing while I'm at it - not just the header, but the design of the site, for I'm not that happy with the table grid look.
Originally Posted by
Otis
I think you should design a headbadge that says "The Headbadge" as your logo.
Ideally, I'd like to have a collection of bare frames with their headtubes and badges lined up, but I'm not sure if that will ever come to fruition.
Originally Posted by
auchencrow
I like the idea of a unique banner for each page - but I would steer clear of making them so brand-specific.
We have been conditioned to look for tabs at the TOP not at the bottom. Tabs at the bottom does look cleaner, but I think it's a problem, especially for the first time visitors who may miss them entirely and not return.
Well, the Schwinn pages would have a Paramount headbadge, Campagnolo would have the one above, and so forth. All depends on what I can do with the rented Sony A55.
Good point about the navigation bar - I'll try one on top. What if I were to revise the bar with the yellow-gold gradient used in the "Headbadge" lettering, as opposed to the gray?
P.S.: I've been spreading propaganda on the older pages:
A good plug to grab some of the local market, or too cheesy?
-Kurt