Review: Legal Lemon Aid

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  2. onebuck

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    It just seems to have big space on top.. that google ad seems to kind of get in the way.. I suggest you move it out of there
     
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    The site looks very incomplete aside from the header with the lemons and you placing Google ads on it.

    There is no content, no navigation, nothing that says what the site is about. I would let you know what I thought about the categories if I found any. All I found were two links on that page 'Home" and "Legal Lemon Aid" both which were placed poorly too close to the Google ads. The "Legal Lemon Aid" took me a 404 page that I guess you meant to direct to the forums at 
    n3.nabble.com/Legal-Lemon-Aid-f119795.html
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    I am sorry for the harsh criticism but the first impression I received when I visited the site was that it appeared to be an illegitimate page that was trying to force people to click on ads. My advice is to focus on developing the site, get some content up, then work on placing ads and position them more appropriately so it does not turn off your visitors.


    EDIT: Okay I am going to edit this and retract a bit of what I said. Because the site was hosted on a 3rd party provider I had only enabled scripting for free-web-list.com and not for nabble.com. Once I had I was able to see the forums and categories there. I would still change the placement on your advertisements, I just feel its poor placement since the site is just forums and has little of any other kind of content. I would add content, information about the site 'about us', 'contact us' etc is always appealing. If you have control over the forum colors You could make them a bit darker so the contrast is easier on the eyes, or perhaps change the colors to green to match your legal lemon aid logo. -

    PS - you should view the site with scripting off and you will see what I did on my initial visit. More and more people are browsing sites with plugins like noscript and that is how they may initially see your site.





    Good luck!
     
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    PixelMuse, Jan 16, 2010 IP