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ThoughtWire Software
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Posted: 20th Nov 2010 17:22
I am going to post some pictures of the ThoughtWire official site design to date, currently if you vist http://www.thoughtwire.co.ukyou will be greeted with an unpleasant holding page and some links to twitter, facebook and youtube. DO NOT FOLLOW THOSE LINKS! They are currently not updated and very bland.

Here is the home page, it is the only page I will show you as the others look very much the same.



Criticism is accepted and taken on board for further edits.

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Jeku
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Posted: 20th Nov 2010 19:10 Edited at: 20th Nov 2010 19:11
I'm not so sure about the radial blur effect you have on all the text, and I'm getting a migraine looking at it


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ThoughtWire Software
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Posted: 20th Nov 2010 19:55
Quote: "I'm not so sure about the radial blur effect you have on all the text, and I'm getting a migraine looking at it"


Yeah I thought so, more than just you have said that but I wanted a more broad opinion. TY will make that edit soon

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Michael P
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Posted: 20th Nov 2010 21:07
Overall I think its a bit cluttered and doesn't flow very well. And I looked at the text for too long and now my eyes are applying that effect to everything; you really should change that .

DJ Almix
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Posted: 20th Nov 2010 21:10 Edited at: 20th Nov 2010 22:11
Everything looks to squishy.

Also I can see weird paint brush lines on the icons.

You need some help with those images dude? I have spare time.

Edit:

Some free icons made be me





and here's my idea for the homepage

I'll make more if you want.


Go on...click the bar to enter a world of awesome.
Phaelax
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Posted: 20th Nov 2010 22:55
Hmm, how to give constructive criticism without sounding mean.....
Start over from scratch and use some color.

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"Imagination is more important than knowledge..." ~Einstein
Darth Vader
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Posted: 21st Nov 2010 01:02
Quote: "Hmm, how to give constructive criticism without sounding mean.....
Start over from scratch and use some color."

+1

In your defense however my first website consisted of a logo made with an online logo generator (GIF flames FTW!) and was a dark blue backdrop with bright red highlighting and text

Now that WAS an eyesore!

ThoughtWire Software
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Posted: 21st Nov 2010 16:01
Quote: "Also I can see weird paint brush lines on the icons."


Yeah, this is because it exported to the wrong file type (it came out gif when it whas supposed to be png, my fault).

Quote: "Start over from scratch and use some color."


That was always my second plan, I just wanted more opinions.


Quote: "Some free icons made be me"


Very nice, the ones I made were done in the space of like 1 min. It was generally a rushed process as we wanted to start building a
game.

Quote: "and here's my idea for the homepage"


If you want to feel free, I would be very thankful.

TY for all the helpful feedback! But here is just another question:
Which is better for editing/making images, Fireworks or Photoshop?

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Posted: 21st Nov 2010 16:03
Quote: "If you want to feel free, I would be very thankful."


Should have wrote: If you want to make more, like you suggested, feel free.

My bad.

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