Site Redesign with AJAX: Critics Welcomed!
 

Good day everyone,

I have redesigned my company site recently and wish for some feedback. It is integrated mostly with simple css and ajax. I am not a programmer nor a design by choice, just a hobby.

http://www.virtuosonetsolutions.com

Please share all feedback and suggestions. Thank you.

Re: Site Redesign with AJAX: Critics Welcomed!
 

I like it but it is a little cluttered at the bottom.

Re: Site Redesign with AJAX: Critics Welcomed!
 

Thank you. Are you referring to the footer specifically or something else?

Re: Site Redesign with AJAX: Critics Welcomed!
 

I was reffering to the footer and the space above where it says why choose.... it seems like you could space these out a little more to enhance readability.

Re: Site Redesign with AJAX: Critics Welcomed!
 

I preferred the old style drop down menus, the transistional effect you have now seems to fancy for me.

But the css is a definite bonus.

Re: Site Redesign with AJAX: Critics Welcomed!
 

Thank you for your kind responses. I have disabled the fade on the menu (it was annoying I admit).

Other changes:
cleaned footer
Added sales chat in menu in place of "legal" (moved to footer)
cleaner header, banner
Adjusted space on home page for the "why choose virtuoso" section

Any further suggestions surely welcomed.

What would you change?

Re: Site Redesign with AJAX: Critics Welcomed!
 

none that I can see good work.

Re: Site Redesign with AJAX: Critics Welcomed!
 

I really like your site. It has a very clean and professional look. Very easy to navigate.

Re: Site Redesign with AJAX: Critics Welcomed!
 

Thank you everyone for your kind feedback. Most certainly appreciate it!

Re: Site Redesign with AJAX: Critics Welcomed!
 

Hi,

I like the site, simple to use and IMHO I'm not bothered by it being a bit cluttered. The only thing I'd point your attention to is the flash tour. I think that you've set it to 100% size in the html. This blows all of your images and makes text harder to read. I'd recommend picking a size - 800 by 600 for example - and then stick to that size. That way your images and text will be cleaner.

Tim