Odd one but help please - Page 2 - Saxperience

NeV_M3 · 25th May 2008, 12:56

Agent-VIP will probably have a high res version of his design if your printing from a Jpeg you will get pixelation around text etc.

A high res PNG file will sort it mate.

-Jason- · 25th May 2008, 20:40

Any ideas how to lol

Got business car sheets today so ready to start printing.

Also aimee made this

Clicky

Any suggestions for improvements let me know

MrHouston^p · 25th May 2008, 23:36

Site doesn't look to professional tbh looks like it was made in a rush

I'd design your website around your business card and flyers, for a really professional corprate image

-Jason- · 25th May 2008, 23:37

However not that simple when i dont have photoshop etc.

Just done really to show pics of work i have done

MrHouston^p · 26th May 2008, 00:21

Just a quick mess around

-Jason- · 26th May 2008, 09:40

I did my site on mrsite.co.uk so not sure how to do that one above lol

MrHouston^p · 26th May 2008, 10:57

It's a HTML template, can code it, customise it, add forms etc and just upload it to a free web host

Agent-VIP · 26th May 2008, 11:58

Hey Jason, i'll get a high res image to you today =)

-Jason- · 26th May 2008, 16:20

Check site again and see what you think its in my sig

Adz · 31st May 2008, 22:38

I had a quick go at a business card, will have a go at the flyer tomorrow if you like the idea?

vidal · 1st June 2008, 05:21

For the website, lose the forum and the guest book. Do they add anything to a professional outfit? What's going to happen if it's full of spam? Are you going to spend more time looking after the website rather than the business?

Have a strong intro page listing your services and basic contact details.

Link to individual pages for each of the services, sprinkle some before and after shots through them. Split pictures are more effective...

Tie the whole thing around your corporate logo - that way, all your stationary, business cards and flyers have the same look and feel as the website.

Good luck.

V.

Jimmy-Boy · 1st June 2008, 10:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by vidal

For the website, lose the forum and the guest book. Do they add anything to a professional outfit? What's going to happen if it's full of spam? Are you going to spend more time looking after the website rather than the business?

Have a strong intro page listing your services and basic contact details.

Link to individual pages for each of the services, sprinkle some before and after shots through them. Split pictures are more effective...

Tie the whole thing around your corporate logo - that way, all your stationary, business cards and flyers have the same look and feel as the website.

Good luck.

V.

Perfect

dam this guy V. is smart