You need more work, I see designs in thumbnails, but where is design on your site? Just some squares with bgcolor. This is not design. What you need improve: - some logo for branding, - "High Quality Flash Templates Premium Design" should be more visible for visitors - squares with designs and properties is just box, nothing nice - menu, no design just bgcolor as idea where to place which part of site good, as designed design NO
thanks for all your useful feedback. jason-leon: i use textpattern in blog, the rest is just php+mysql.
I think your site hqflash.com looks nice. It's well presented with easy navigation and the templates are very cool. One suggestion is that you should create a better title meta tag, especially for your home page. I wouldn't stop there though. Each template offers a new opportunity to add new meta tag titles, descriptions and keywords. Adding some keyword rich text and doing a little SEO work on the template pages would be good too. I'm not sure how you intend to promote it but I always try to incorporate basic SEO into all designs because organic search traffic is free and some of the best traffic you can get. Hope this helps.
I saw an error in the footer on the home page: The site is nice, I agree with others about the logo and the colors. The font-size can be slightly bigger IMO, and headings like 'FLASH Templates', 'CSS Templates' can be bigger. Also you can put them in <h1> or <h2> tags for SEO purposes. You can put a 'Categories' heading on top of the categories.
I think it looks good, but agree with previous post that it looks similar to many others, did you use a template and edit it? Overall I'd say it looks good enough to sell stuff on.
honestly it looks like you took random parts off random designs and stuck them on a page. - top menu looks like 1 design - orange menu bars look like another - google search looks stuck there - categories looks like another design - footer looks like yet another design. - template view/buy buttons dont fit in with anything on the site - add to cart (you have add to card), buy this template, customize this template is yet another random set of buttons.
Use of dynamic fonts in fixed height containers results in a broken layout on large font/120 dpi machines. Use of fixed metric fonts on many content areas are an accessibility /FAIL/. Mein gott it's painful to watch load since it's 593k in 30 files.... and of course that 36k of markup for 3.6k of actual text on the page makes one dive under the hood... where the 36 validation errors probably means the markup is gibberish not HTML. Where if we look at the source first thing we see is tranny doctype - Transitional is for supporting decade out of date half-assed crap, not for building new websites. From there we see DIV's and paragraphs doing the heading tag's job, endless nested DIV and classes for nothing, inlined style, tables for a form layout (probably explaining why it's overlapping the content text on LF/120), improper use of the STRONG tag, anchors with breaks and paragraph tags on what are obviously menus - aka lists of choices... List? Don't we have tags for lists? Nope, it's trash.