You still have a couple of issues with the gallery stuff obviously, but I'll look past that.
I REALLY like the video on the front page. It shows the user how the process works, and who you are. That's a great introduction right there. The talking in the background is a bit annoying, but I can live with it. Actually, it just reaffirms that you're a small one-man business and that the video was done in an everyday situation –*and that's good.
Nice wordpress theme and logo (if you're going for the street-wear market, which I think you are) –*I don't really like the tag cloud in the sidebar, I don't know why I would use it, so you can get rid of that if you want to.
Your navigation needs to indicate the page the user is on. Just a basic ground rule in web design and usability.
The contact form is unnecessarily complicated. Unless you get 200+ e-mails a day from it, there is no need to have the user filter the messages for you. They all end up in your mailbox, right?
I think your site is awesome, and I hope you're successful with your business. Before I saw a CMYK screenprinting video on Youtube the other day, I had no idea how it was done. I still find the process and the craft incredibly fascinating. But unfortunately I don't have space for a workshop at home.
I REALLY like the video on the front page. It shows the user how the process works, and who you are. That's a great introduction right there. The talking in the background is a bit annoying, but I can live with it. Actually, it just reaffirms that you're a small one-man business and that the video was done in an everyday situation –*and that's good.
Nice wordpress theme and logo (if you're going for the street-wear market, which I think you are) –*I don't really like the tag cloud in the sidebar, I don't know why I would use it, so you can get rid of that if you want to.
Your navigation needs to indicate the page the user is on. Just a basic ground rule in web design and usability.
The contact form is unnecessarily complicated. Unless you get 200+ e-mails a day from it, there is no need to have the user filter the messages for you. They all end up in your mailbox, right?
I think your site is awesome, and I hope you're successful with your business. Before I saw a CMYK screenprinting video on Youtube the other day, I had no idea how it was done. I still find the process and the craft incredibly fascinating. But unfortunately I don't have space for a workshop at home.
