How Can I liven Up my Website?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by fracekm, Jun 29, 2009.

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    MY website is uxbux.com. I bought the script but after putting it on it just doesnt seem flashy enough. Can anyone suggest what i can do to make it look better and how i would do it? THanks
     
    fracekm, Jun 29, 2009 IP
  2. dalvia

    dalvia Peon

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    I'm would change it to a wordpress platform that will help ranking as well as changing design is easy and you can try on different themes very quickly and inexpensively.
     
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    pipes Prominent Member

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    Id tone down that green, get a logo, break up the white a bit.
     
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    johnhinds Active Member

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    I agree with the above poster. Consider wordpress or possibly joomla as a framework for managing content, changing designs, and adding module/widgets/APIs.

    I prefer Joomla but enjoy using Wordpress too.
     
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    I don't like the header. You should try something that matches the color scheme of the rest of the site.
     
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    fracekm Active Member

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    oh okay, thanks for all the tips guys!
     
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    Just a side note:

    You specify content="application/xhtml+xml" in your Meta tag but your page is actually being served as text/html. That is a good thing because if it were being served as application/xhtml+xml it would not be usable by Internet Explorer Browsers.

    Specifying content type in a Meta tag does not affect the way a page is served. To understand all this visit http://jp29.org/test.php

    I realize this answer does not really address your question -- it is just FYI.

    James
     
    jamesicus, Jun 29, 2009 IP