Thread: what do ya think about my site?

**sniff** **sniff**

Smells like

ummm...that you should try and find better ways of advertising it.

You should have a section devoted to all that is wonderful about cheese.

Spam


I just want to know what people think about my site and if someone have some serious suggestions on what I should improve, because I am working on a new one.

What is this thing about spam? Is it spam to mention your site?

Well thanks for the constructive criticism everyone

Originally Posted by dschneid

What is this thing about spam? Is it spam to mention your site?

people on message boards see it as spam, basically it's viewed as an unsolicited advertisment, especially when you are doing it on a site of like content.

had you posted something very specific, like a link to an article you wrote, that would be viewed differently.

Here are a few points. Hope they help.
*For the most part, site looks neat and clean.
*The dotted line (on the home page) seperating the various sections gets wrapped around to the next line when the window is resized down.
*The main nav under the header is not immediately visible or eyecatching. suggest seperate it from the main image or use a darker colors to make it stand out a bit.
*For the left nav (news,interviews..etc) suggest link them to each main cat. e.g. if one goes to the product page, then the news link on the left should link to product news. Similarly, services page it could link to services news...etc. However the pages will need to be more noticibly to indicate this. But if you dont have that much info to seperate topics, then it is ok the way it is.
*Forum button on top opens into the english language forum. Suggest a drop down menu as you offer more than one language.

Originally Posted by BulkMeUp

Here are a few points. Hope they help.
*For the most part, site looks neat and clean.
*The dotted line (on the home page) seperating the various sections gets wrapped around to the next line when the window is resized down.
*The main nav under the header is not immediately visible or eyecatching. suggest seperate it from the main image or use a darker colors to make it stand out a bit.
*For the left nav (news,interviews..etc) suggest link them to each main cat. e.g. if one goes to the product page, then the news link on the left should link to product news. Similarly, services page it could link to services news...etc. However the pages will need to be more noticibly to indicate this. But if you dont have that much info to seperate topics, then it is ok the way it is.
*Forum button on top opens into the english language forum. Suggest a drop down menu as you offer more than one language.

= it sux

^ Lol

Originally Posted by bulletproof1

= it sux

i didnt mean it sucked. I was only giving feedback as he asked for suggestions for improvement.

Originally Posted by BulkMeUp

i didnt mean it sucked. I was only giving feedback as he asked for suggestions for improvement.

i tend to be a little overdramatic at times.

Originally Posted by BulkMeUp

Here are a few points. Hope they help.
*For the most part, site looks neat and clean.
*The dotted line (on the home page) seperating the various sections gets wrapped around to the next line when the window is resized down.
*The main nav under the header is not immediately visible or eyecatching. suggest seperate it from the main image or use a darker colors to make it stand out a bit.
*For the left nav (news,interviews..etc) suggest link them to each main cat. e.g. if one goes to the product page, then the news link on the left should link to product news. Similarly, services page it could link to services news...etc. However the pages will need to be more noticibly to indicate this. But if you dont have that much info to seperate topics, then it is ok the way it is.
*Forum button on top opens into the english language forum. Suggest a drop down menu as you offer more than one language.

Thank you man, this is the kind of answer I was hoping for

well, then why not go to a board like http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/

Originally Posted by bulletproof1

= it sux

Even if it sucks, I would rather hear that than people not saying anything.

This helps me build a better site.

"Listen to the pepole that are telling you the truth, -even if it hurts you"
(the only way to improve yourself)

Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio

well, then why not go to a board like http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/

Thanks man, that looks great

I don't want to see.
You see

I See!

I C

Icey

I sea

i'm sean

(thats my name)

i don't think it's spam, I mean he's proud of his site and want to show it off, excellent. I know I would

suggestion: more boobies

WE all see the min0 lee sees at the bottem of this thread ...

More bodybuilding pics would be nice.

Originally Posted by Crono1000

i don't think it's spam, I mean he's proud of his site and want to show it off, excellent. I know I would

if it was not a bodybuilding/fitness site with a message board (like this one) then it would not be "spam", but he is trying to get "us" to go to his site and board, get it?

In one of your interviews, the substance is this:

David: I train six on, one off right now.

Day one: chest
Day two: hams, calves
Day three: back
Day four: quads
Day five: shoulders
Day six: arms

I train heavy but not more than I can handle. I get a good pump and then I get out, don’t waste time in the gym.

AF: What do you think about all the different training methods that promise fast and incredible gains?

David: I don’t believe in this at all. Everything takes time.

AF: Do you think there is a method that works better than others?

David: For bodybuilding, as along as you are getting a good pump, then you are doing ok.

This is a perfect example of why nobody should ever listen to prototypical bodybuilders.

Originally Posted by Duncans Donuts

In one of your interviews, the substance is this:



This is a perfect example of why nobody should ever listen to prototypical bodybuilders.

Don't have to listen to him, it's just the whay he trains.

Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio

if it was not a bodybuilding/fitness site with a message board (like this one) then it would not be "spam", but he is trying to get "us" to go to his site and board, get it?

Actually that's not my intention, and even if someone would register at my forum (which has 19 members ) I don't think they would leave this forum.