Thread: Liger's Valley

I have made a 3 page site last year for a graded project in my Web design course. I thought I should upload it and be proud of my work.

I have used a free domain from Co.CC and a free hosting from Award Space.
It is currently indexed on Google but I didn't expect to see more traffic in it.

Here's my site: Liger's Valley

I think that it is decent but simple. Try to add at least very basic navigation. Honestly, it doesn't look web 2.0 to me.

Still for coding it yourself it is pretty good. It's a little hard to give advice since there is little content.

The design of the site could use some work. However, the subject matter is interesting, they look like giant domesticated cats and are really cute.

Anyway, I recommend a new site design or some major reworking of the current design. The scientific classification box is a nice idea, but I highly recommend some nice muted colors for the box that better match your site.

Originally Posted by jake

I think that it is decent but simple. Try to add at least very basic navigation. Honestly, it doesn't look web 2.0 to me.

Still for coding it yourself it is pretty good. It's a little hard to give advice since there is little content.

Originally Posted by melbel

The design of the site could use some work. However, the subject matter is interesting, they look like giant domesticated cats and are really cute.

Anyway, I recommend a new site design or some major reworking of the current design. The scientific classification box is a nice idea, but I highly recommend some nice muted colors for the box that better match your site.

Thanks for your suggestions.
As I have said before, I made this as a part of a project in my short course program. I made this to show what I have learned from them. Nothing more, nothing less. As far as design goes, it's the best I could at that time. I didn't know about Web 2.0 back then. I'm currently self studying web designing by the use of Dreamweaver. I'm planning on reconstructing it but not now, maybe in the near future.