I condensed all the pieces into two major categories (Architecture and Nature) with 15 thumbnails for each.
I also am going to be directing people to my etsy page much more since there's no reason to reinvent the wheel when I have a successful shop already.
Overall I condensed the site from about 15 pages to about four.
I also put in some measures to make sure people can still see the site even if the don't have flash. iphone and itouch do not currently support flash, so when they visit, they will be redirected to a flash-less homepage.
I also am in love with Java especially Lightbox, which does those fun effects when you click on a thumbnail.
Let me know if you find any glaring problems
papercutsbyjoe.com
Let me know what you think:
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6 comments:
Looks good at a glance, Joe. I've added a papercuts button to my blog sidebar if that is ok
I like the fast load times on images, text on main page a little small. All in all it looks great, the site presents your art very clearly.
Very thoughtfull post on Website Design. It should be very much helpfull.
Thanks,
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Nice blog dear I like the way as you present your view among the all visitors. I would like to join you again on this blog it’s a very nice visit on this blog. It’s very attractive and effective for visitors. Web design company in delhi, Web design in delhi
Indeed when choosing a potential web developer you should do just that, and pick a web developer, and not just a web developer.
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I think what you’ve done with your website is superb. Because of the nature of your art, it’s good that you contrasted it with a simple layout. A single color and no print is definitely the best way to emphasize your works. This is a really good example of teamwork between content and design – the two elements that make a website effective.
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