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  • Charley
    Sergeant First Class

    • Oct 2007
    • 57
    #1

    New website for an architect

    OK, we are used to criticism - it goes with the job !
    BUT, we would welcome your comments, good or bad

    Do the pages load ok, especially 'projects' ?
    Can you read the text easily ?
    Does the font [century gothic] load ok ?
    What's your overall opinion ?

    Thanks for looking and even more thanks for your comments

    www.architectsussex.co.uk
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  • ahimsa
    Major General

    • Jan 2009
    • 2184
    #2
    Re: New website for an architect

    Really, really nice! Such a refreshing change (for me, anyway) to see an informative and yet UNcluttered site!
    Projects loads "satisfactorily" but you have just a tiny bit of side-scroll...I don't think it's anything to worry too much about.
    Yes, I can read the text easily & yes, the font loads just fine.
    And, either my eyes are getting tired or there really are no typos!!!
    Well done,
    david
    (BTW when I ask you to do my barn conversion, will I also get a Border Collie?)
    Never measure the height of the mountain you're climbing. At the summit, look back and see how small it really is!

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    • WSBlue
      Brigadier General

      • Apr 2006
      • 1415
      #3
      Re: New website for an architect

      font color too light

      Derek Eaglen is a registered English architect with over 25 years successful experience working in the UK and, more recently, also in France. He studied at Canterbury College of Art for his Bachelor of Arts and gained his Diploma in Architecture at Thames Polytechnic

      After working for several architect's practices in London and Sussex, he decided to set up his own private practice in 2001. Since then, projects have included new houses and apartments, educational, commercial and community buildings, small residential extensions as well as the conversion and renovation of large Listed and historic properties

      When he's not working, there's every chance he can be found sailing, or more likely painting and varnishing, his wooden boat somewhere in the Solent


      DEREK EAGLEN
      BA (Hons) Arch
      Dip Arch (Hons)

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      • jenjoaquin
        Private First Class

        • Jul 2008
        • 6
        #4
        Re: New website for an architect

        I agree with David- it looks great! Clean, professional, quite perfect :)
        www.vibrantartstudios.com

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        • Charley
          Sergeant First Class

          • Oct 2007
          • 57
          #5
          Re: New website for an architect

          Thanks David - we agree with you !
          Thanks Jen - like the paintings
          Thanks Brigadier Blue - well, can't win 'em all !

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          • Collectors-info
            General

            • Feb 2006
            • 8703
            #6
            Re: New website for an architect

            Ditto with the font being a bit to light, but might be my screen. Would personally prefer a constant menu on every page.
            But beside that, nice looking site & complements the business.
            Regards Chris.

            Collectables, Collecting, collectors-info.com
            www.chrismorris.co.uk
            House build project

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