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Good Day guys, I am kinda new into this "web 2.0" thing and still working on it. These are some of my works maybe you can suggest something to improve my designing skills.

Thanks in Advance :)

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A concise, practical critique and next steps for that respond to points raised by , , , and . The portfolio shows clear potential; the most impactful gains come from tightening visual hierarchy, making graphics purposeful, and enforcing component consistency across pages.

Concrete design tactics: pick a single base font size and a simple modular scale for headings; establish a baseline grid for vertical rhythm so spacing feels deliberate; build a small color system (primary, accent, neutral, feedback) and confirm contrast against WCAG thresholds. Favor one strong visual focal point per page (hero image or prominent CTA) instead of many competing decorations. Standardize buttons, form fields, and card layouts so interactions feel predictable.

A minimal responsive card grid example to apply immediately:

.container {
  display: flex;
  flex-wrap: wrap;
  margin: -12px;
}
.card {
  padding: 12px;
  width: calc(33.333% - 24px);
}
@media (max-width: 900px) {
  .card { width: calc(50% - 24px); }
}
@media (max-width: 480px) {
  .card { width: 100%; }
}

Suggested workflow and validation: iterate from wireframe → high-fidelity mock → clickable prototype → short usability test (5 users). Use tools like Figma for rapid iteration, Lighthouse for performance checks, and color/contrast tools for accessibility. Reference resources: Nielsen Norman Group usability heuristics (NNGroup), responsive guidance on MDN (MDN Responsive Design), and WCAG accessibility standards (W3C WCAG).

Quick checklist: clear primary action, consistent spacing and type scale, purposeful imagery, accessible color contrast, responsive breakpoint testing, and at least one quick usability session. These moves will turn good-looking mockups into usable, production-ready pages.

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Member Avatar for DriftingSteps

Nice websites, but try being more graphical and work on things that catches one's eye.

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Nice websites, but try being more graphical and work on things that catches one's eye.

Thanks man! I will take a note to that! thanks! thanks!

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Good Works!

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Very professional looking designs, I think you have a good eye for colour and design and the business site concepts are good too.

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hi buddy you are doing a great job as web 2.0 is very good for site designing as it provides you search engine friendly services..

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