I'd love any feedback on my site design. Every time I redesign this website, I end up hating it by the time I'm done because I'm just so sick and tired of looking at it, lol! Thanks!

Stacy Rockwell
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You´re selling hippie clothing, so where is the hippie design? Your site is too business like, which I doubt is atractive to any hippie minded people.

Do a search for: hippie clothing in Google and check out some designs,.. don't copy, but be inspired like a true hippie would be.

Good luck!

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Hi - thanks for the feedback. I think I'll play with the colors & logo to make it more colorful and fun. I'm pretty sure the layout is logical, but would love to hear any opinions on that aspect of the site design.

I would agree with Peter. More hippyness is needed. Don't go heavy on graphics though. Right now your site loads very fast and I'd say it's best to keep it that way.

As far as layout is concerned, I see no problems. I was able to easily navigate through your site and had no trouble reading or understanding anything.

The product images are well done. If you had the time, you might consider adding enlargeable thumbnail pictures of the backs of the dresses (if the back is different from the front). People like that kind of thing.

Good job so far.

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I agree with the others - your products are terrific but the site, although easy to navigate, does not necessarily reflect your products.

There is so much potential here!

The gray is too dull - try some bright colors.

Also, if you don't want to add too many graphics, adding a little something to your logo so it is more than just the name would really dress up the site. It's the first thing that people look at and the brightest thing on the page.

There are some free 60s dingbat fonts out there - (one is called 60s chic, which has a few but not a ton, I just downloaded that one yesterday).

Good luck!

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Kristin

I agree with the others - your products are terrific but the site, although easy to navigate, does not necessarily reflect your products.

There is so much potential here!

The gray is too dull - try some bright colors.

Also, if you don't want to add too many graphics, adding a little something to your logo so it is more than just the name would really dress up the site. It's the first thing that people look at and the brightest thing on the page.

There are some free 60s dingbat fonts out there - (one is called 60s chic, which has a few but not a ton, I just downloaded that one yesterday).

Good luck!

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Kristin

I liked the site, but yeah, the site design has pretty much nothing to do with the items for sale...

Try to work on that a little more, i would also change the font to Verdana, it will look better..
(for the content)

Bright colors are cool... in clothing or logos, so be carefull on the way you use them. Paterns, thats the way i would go.

Other than that, the site has potential, nice items, layout, loads fast...

Good Luck

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I agree with all the above comments about losing the grey and grooving it up a bit.

I think you clothes would sell better if you had a young hippie looking model wearing them. I think young girls would relate to the clothes better and be able to picture themselves in them.

Something like this: - http://www.wunderland.com/EBooks/Sum...wirlyGirl.html

I hope you agree.

Good luck with your site.

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