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Looking forward to your expert feedback on the usability of our website http://onlyhundred.com[^] before releasing it to the public.
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The logo doesn't work on that header. Parts of it fade into the background.
I don't like the idea of a single option called MENU. That doesn't work.
I don't know what the site is for, and the homepage offers no clues.
You have tried to mimic the metro tile look, but all I see is a lot of wasted black space.
The links at the bottom are a mess. On the browser on my phone, they account for a third of the screen real estate.
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Thanks, Pete. I will forward your feedback to the designers.
The logo is fixed, but there are variations on the background that change upon page load, just a gimmick. It appears that the background needs to be offset to avoid blending with the logo colors.
On desktops, the MENU expands to show all the items as tabs, but on a mobile device, they are collapsed to a single item due to space constraints.
We are working on the homepage to give more clues. The captions under the thumbnails were supposed to tell the story in short, but it appears that it is not working.
We'll try if a patterned or gradient background will help to overcome the appearance of space wastage, which is a result of trying to make the page responsive to different screen sizes.
We're going to bundle all the Assorted links into one and see if that helps.
Thanks again for your feedback.
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In addition to Pete, a blunder that many sites make:
When I put a design into the cart and pay, what do I get? Five Furious Finns redecorating my home? The non-exclusive, limited, non-transferable alienable right to use it as desktop background? A ferret?
What's your Product?
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Thanks peterchen. As an insider, the product is apparent to us, hence we tend to overlook this on the website. You are right, we need to tell more about the product, and not in hints.
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Your "This site is running Team Viewer" announcement is kinda truncated/lost (I could only see that it's a team Viewer statement by looking at the page source -- but I don't care if sites run Team Viewer, anyway).
You've obviously spent a lot of time on the technical aspects of the site, but not enough on the content. It's easy to get lost like that, but you've really got to look at the site with the eyes of a user.
Questions the user will ask:
- What is this site for?
- What is is showing me on this page?
- What is on other pages, and why should I go there?
- What should I click?
- Why should I click it?
The first and last sentences of the answer to the first question in your FAQ should not be hidden away in an FAQ that is itself hidden away at the very bottom of the page; it should be at the top of every page.
The same goes for many of the FAQ answers. They should not be questions that people have to ask; you should provide the information to them.
And, a point of order, here, which really annoys me -- you can't have an FAQ if no-one has asked any questions!
The point of an FAQ is to answer questions that have been frequently asked by users; what you have is an unfriendly, hard to use dump for information that you can't be bothered to provide in a user-friendly way.
If a question has not actually been asked by a user, it should not be in an FAQ, because it has not been asked at all, let alone "Frequently".
An FAQ answer is a hotfix, which should be used temporarily, until the site can be amended to include the information properly.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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I could not see the Team Viewer reference either on the site or on the source? Could it be introduced by some plugin on your machine?
We will accommodate your feedback and answer some of the more important questions on the homepage itself.
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My two cents:
* if you choose the menu buttons (home, color, motif, ...) the "ribbon" jumps up and down. I would make the ribbon fixed size so the screen doesn't jump.
* the rainbow on top is terrible.
* the screenshots of the selections you make are very, very small and I have the feeling that that is your product, but I'm not sure because it is so small. (Should be almost full screen)
* links at the bottom don't tell me anything
* if you click on a link at the bottom you get a page which says: "Hover on the design to view the illustration" why the extra work to make it dissapear ? And what is it illustrating?
* At this point I see three icons that want to point me to facebook. Spam?
It is not all negative,
* you have a three in there (Home >> Assorted I >> Assorted 08A where I'm looking now) which shows where you are.
* You have the standard stuff in the correct (standard) location. I'm talking about the shopping cart top right, legal stuff at the bottom. I would just move contact and FAQ to the shopping cart location.
* Except for the rainbow header the coloring is not disturbing
* site loads fast and is responsive, it is lined out nicely, even if I resize.
As others mentioned, the product is completely lost. It is more or less explained in the FAQ, but I'm not reading the FAQ unless you made it interesting for me to stay om the site. The interest is determined in the first 2 seconds or so...
- first look: this looks interesting (if not cross on the top right)
- second look: Am I going to do something, did I already figure out how? (if not cross on the top right)
- third look: It is worth my time to perform more then 3 clicks (browsing or purchasing) (if not cross on the top right)
Hope this helps, and best of luck.
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[I don't mean to be overly harsh, but you asked for feedback and these are my honest thoughts.]
After 5 minutes of clicking around:
- I still have no idea what you're selling. (Fabric? Rugs? Wrapping paper?)
- I have no idea how to add something to the cart (or how to select an item).
- Everything must be free, because I see no prices.
- I click on the sliding tiles and I get an "illustration", but no product details.
You have 5 different classes of "Assorted" - that makes no sense. If there is a difference between them, give them a name that distinguishes them. If not, bin them together. What's the point of having a category called "Assorted 17A"?
And if you have that many selections, why limit each screen to six samples? Can you imagine browsing through Google images 6 at a time? I'd never see them all.
And I don't mean to offend you, but the name of the website sounds like an international speaker with poor command of the English language. Reminds me of a Chinese restaurant I saw called "Eat Food Good!"
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