I was just adding some menu items to www.FadMarketing.com, and was wondering if I could get some feedback. When you look at the horizontal menu at the top, does it bother you visually that the text is up against the left edge? That's how the original theme has it laid out, and it didn't bother me w/ just the about and contact links, but with more, it seems to be sticking out like a sore thumb to me. Have I just been staring at it too much, or should I go ahead and try to reposition the text a little bit? Thanks!
It was a good idea to put a horizontal menu. But it's not that attractive. You may do the following. Center the text of the buttons. It would be great if you could use the same fonts, like in your logo. Good luck.
Any text should never really touch the edge of a border. A little padding would go a long way, centering in the menu buttons would be even greater. I actually think the font looks good and works for the design.
I like your nav bar Like others have said a little padding-left wouldn't go a miss (I don't mean centering your text) just a little indent. Nice looking site.
The only thing that "bothers" me visually is that the text are so close to the edge of the buttons.. I would center them The font size/color and color of the buttons are great however
I ended up going w/ the centering. Any better? Also, a few more specifics... 1. Do you think I should leave the "home" link in the nav, or just the logo? I feel like it's a bit redundant, but who knows.... 2. I had a comment on a post there about the font being a bit harsh to read. Now, the right nave font size won't be changing definitely, b/c it's set to match the Google link unit. But what do you think about the text in the content area? Change the font? Leave it alone? Change the size? Thanks. Jenn
yeah I like it, except I suggest you change that pink color. I should post my own website for review, but it is not done yet
I like the menu now , what thing that I think can be improved is the size of the font , I think you can have something smaller there.