1.What can I do to make the middle content look better (type
AND images)?
-I think columns in the body copy would help a lot to split
thing up and make the content less bunched (especially in the subpage 1)
- Your body copy works elegantly with your sites overall
feel and design, as well as your header type. No changes needed in my opinion.
Have “The Light Show Revamped” larger so that it stretches
across both divs beneath it. I would maybe make the photo bigger too.
- I think it might be nice to see some sort of outline
around the impact image and then a small box in that same color coming from the
bottom left corner with a little bit of info about the image, then you can have
youre text go around that box and it will make your paragraphs seem a little
bit more dynamic.
2.What can I do to make the feature/impact area better? Does
it need more type or vector shapes?
-you could look at adding string light images. I feel that
is what it might be missing. The event is a light show and all I see is trees
and a present.
I noticed that your header doesn’t change for the second
page, it still says Macy’s History. Overall your concept has made a huge change
for the better.
- Dude, re-trace those “gift boxes” you have near the footer
in illustrator. They are coming across pixilated, when at the top it looks
fine. Simple fix. And be
consistent with drop shadows, seeing them on the type at top I would also like
it repeated on the bottom.
Def a huge improvement since the last crit! I would maybe
play with add some more visuals or illustrations to break up the text.
I like your font choice for the bottom section; I think that
shows the most exploration. I would say to use some of those fonts (the bolder,
sans-serif one) for the headings. Right now besides color, the heading seems to
be the same font as the body copy. The tan line around the image is also hard
to see, maybe add a drop shadow to it or change the color completely. Watch the
gift images they look a little pixilated. Definitely use some pull out quotes
for the main section, watch the line length, it’s pretty long. On subpage 2
especially think about breaking the paragraph into two columns. I like your
header image, I think you successfully used silhouettes to get across the point
of the event.
-What if you had some small opaque vectors behind the body
copy? Maybe snowflakes or something? (could also be corny if this goes wrong so
be careful)
First I love the improvement and taking the lights picture
to the footer. Quick note about the home page watch all the words that are
getting hyphenated. Illustrate the packages on the bottom of the homepage by
hand, their looking a bit fuzzy when they should be crisp. Also, in subpage 2
the overlaying of the circular picture isn’t working.
Without even adjusting what is on the screen to see it all,
I can already see great improvement and a branching away from the original
posted site. So kudos. J
Also, by choosing the border for the very top of the banner,
you bring out the general shape and feel of the Christmas tree. To break up the
content, columns may work well for the text that is in subsections like the
Light Show Revamped. The new design shows very good improvements.
The content in header and footer can be scale down just a
tad. Subpage 1 seem very text heavy, you could simply it. If it’s something
absolutely need the you can make the image bigger and add in another one to
space it out.
Graphics and type at header and footer of the page are
working nicely. Great color scheme its subtle but its not pushing the Christmas
theme too hard (green and red) basically it has enough contrast but not too
much, subtle and effective when mixed with the texture.
The content in the center is a lot especially on pages where
the images are smaller. Possibly keep all the images the same size on all of
those pages such as sub page two? It’s a nice contrast of imagery and text that
is working well and isn’t visually too much to process for the viewer.
For the header have the waves to the bottom part of the
color and as well maybe. Possibly add a texture to the footer to break up the
static feel.
The readability of the white text in the footer is hard.
Dull down the background a little so the colors aren’t as bright and the text
will be easier to read.
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