My web layout and designs

[nezty_boi]

HI,

Here's my latest designs stuff. Your feedback are very much appreciated!

Web Design by: Nestor Eserjose Jr.
http://www.designcontest.com/forum/m...eb-design.html

[icu222much]

I took a peek at your portfolio and it looks good. Nothing wrong or bad that I can see. I really like your black and gray colour scheme as it gives your site that cool relaxed vibe.

[nezty_boi]

I took a peek at your portfolio and it looks good. Nothing wrong or bad that I can see. I really like your black and gray colour scheme as it gives your site that cool relaxed vibe.

Thanks! I appreciate it..

[PenguimPelicano]

Your portfolio is great, and the logos too, the best one to me is the Bump Vibe logo it's really cool xD

[designedbylele]

Your designs are very fetching, great works! dont forget to keep a main message/goal to the client

[HWorks]

LOTS of works! This is how I like it all around valid designs, very clean and well balanced. Nice. Would like to see more logos, maybe.

[shefshef019]

LOTS of works! This is how I like it all around valid designs, very clean and well balanced. Nice. Would like to see more logos, maybe.

I agree, I think you should show some more logos. I really like the BumpVibe logo, too

I like how your website designs are dynamic but not too busy. I usually have a tough time finding a balance between too simple and overly crowded, but I think you did a great job!

[sevehn]

Your port. is AMAZING !!!

Like Jenn said - you have a way of making your websites not that busy (design-wise)!

Of course your logos more will come i bet! -- But, still - your designs are clear, concise and not crowded (navigation seems straight to the point)! -- but at the same time -- its eye candy too!

[rahima222]

Newspapers lay their pages out in multiple columns with articles spanning many columns on a single page because they are trying to optimise the space available to them. On that single page, they want to fit as many articles as they can, and still add advertisements onto that page. Newspaper pages (even tabloids) are also very wide. If every line of their articles were to span from the left hand side to the right hand side, it would be very difficult to read the article. The space wastage will also be very great, since not all lines or paragraphs will be able to span that huge width from the left margin to the right. And space is money in newspaper publishing.

Web pages are a completely different medium. Provided you designed it that way, your page is as wide or narrow as your visitor wants it to be. For example, if you have a 1920x1200 monitor, and you want this article to span the entire width of the window, you can, since all of thesitewizard.com's pages use relative widths. If you prefer a narrower window, you can resize your browser, and the entire page will be automatically reformatted to fit by the browser (subject to certain limitations - you can't really resize it too small or things will go out of alignment). The point is that the too-wide problem in newspapers doesn't apply to websites.

Neither does the need to squeeze as many things into every blank space as possible to save paper costs.

In other words, the reasons why newspapers publishers lay their pages out in a certain way do not apply to website publishers.
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[HWorks]

I agree, I think you should show some more logos. I really like the BumpVibe logo, too

I like how your website designs are dynamic but not too busy. I usually have a tough time finding a balance between too simple and overly crowded, but I think you did a great job!

Exactly Wait to see more, keep us updated

[daisy]

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[edison]

your demo works are nice

[Sasha Koshkin]

Your works looks so oldschool, like if we are back in 90ies