www.kutchka.com

Kutchka · #1 (**permalink**) 08-07-2005, 03:00 PM

All,

I would appreciate some comments on the site.

We have just revamped it because the last site looked as though the company was "3 men working out of a shed" - to quote one reviewer.

We are a corporate company with a professional offering and that is the image we want the site to convey.

I would like comments based on whether the site gives the impression that is is from a true corporate rather than a shareware software site (no disrespect to any shareware software sites - we are just trying to attract a corporate audience)

Also, our key drive is the product DocTidy. Do you find yourself drawn to that or is there too much else going on?

Thanks,

Mike

PS - I make a habit of returning reviews if you want me to. However please note that I want you to be very honest in your review of my site. Telling me you think it's wonderful in the hope I'll say the same of yours won't work! Equally, if you say mine is poor, I will still review yours honestly - honest :)

Kutchka · #2 (**permalink**) 08-07-2005, 03:04 PM

Sorry,

To save you cut and pasting from topic title.

Site is

www.kutchka.com

Cheers,

Mike

MKJones · #3 (**permalink**) 08-07-2005, 03:41 PM

Hi

Well the site is looking very good in my opinion. Everything a visitor needs is easy to find. Very good so far. One thing I do notice though is that the site reloads on each click of a menu selection so that a visitor ends up looking at a blank offblue screen until it loads into memory. Can this be reduced? I always try to avoid this and since I have redone my site using CSS it seems to have gone. I notice the file endings are .asp. I have not had any experience with whatever is needed to display these files though. I might be 'nit picking' though. Overall I think the site is very good - infact exceptionally so. To the point.

A bit of knowledge. If you use the same template layout on the first page all the graphics are loaded into the visitors computer memory. Therefore if you use exactly the same layout bar for minor text changes the next page should display very fast giving the overall impression of just the text altering - an illusion infact. Paying attention to this can speed up site loading remarkably. Probably not applicable in this case but you never know.

MKJ

My new CSS site (under development)

Kutchka · #4 (**permalink**) 08-07-2005, 04:40 PM

Thanks MKJ,

We are using Cascading Style sheets, so it should load fast.

The fact that you think it does not is concerning - so I'll check the code.

Thanks for the comments.

Cheers

Mike

webhost1 · #5 (**permalink**) 08-08-2005, 03:22 PM

You might want to have your logo so that you can click on it to go to your main menu.

Site loads fast.