My Photography Website

[triniechu]

Hi guys!
So I finally put up my photography website for my business.
Im still new to the whole business, but eventually I will make my site
better and look more professional.
But please give me some feedback on my website, that would be great.

www.kdphotographs.com

thanks guys!
-katrina

[RMXSeven]

Hey Katrina,

Had a quick look.
I quite like the colour/font you've used in the title and menus.
The body where you put your text in is too different and doesn't follow this theme.
Granted the menu font would be too difficult to read in the smaller font size, but the font you used spells out notepad to me :(

Also, the collage of photos on the front page could use a little work.
The photo's would need to have border or something to give them a little distance over each other.

Just my opinion :)
Looking good though.

~Ronen

[gcflora]

I am assuming that you want this to be a 'professional' website rather than a personal one and the following advice is based on that assumption. If my assumption is incorrect then the advice can't hurt anyway.

I know that it's probably boring to do, but get a friend or co-worker to proofread the site's text. Spelling and grammar errors on a website do not convey an overall sense of professionalism. If you're like me, reviewing your own writing is difficult and typos, odd words or grammar mistakes can sneak into the writing -- which is why I suggested getting a friend or co-worker to do it. If you have no choice but to review it yourself, then set the writing aside for at least a week before reviewing it with a fresh eye. Things 'hide' easier in freshly written material that become obvious if you're not the author or when you read your own writing after leaving it rest for a while.

Cheers,
Craig