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Hi all

I'd like your opinions on the logo I've made for my new website.

http://www.skinzone.co.uk/wj.jpg


Could I also have a rating out of 10?

thanks.

Thanks for the comment,

the wj seemed clear enough to me, it may just be your screen res, i could try making the wj bigger though.

not quite sure what type of cms to use on this site though, i want to give something different from postnuke a try which is what i run on my current site www.skinzone.co.uk

if anyone knows of a good cms let me know.

thanks for your opinions peeps :)

Skinzone Webmaster wrote:
> Thanks for the comment,
>
> the wj seemed clear enough to me, it may just be your screen res, i
> could try making the wj bigger though.
>
> not quite sure what type of cms to use on this site though, i want to
> give something different from postnuke a try which is what i run on
> my current site www.skinzone.co.uk
>
> if anyone knows of a good cms let me know.
>
> thanks for your opinions peeps :)

CMS like e107?

Dont bother, if you want to make it look good use HTML or PHP.
It seems ironic that you are opening a web-design site and are planning to use a CMS?!

Skinzone Webmaster wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I'd like your opinions on the logo I've made for my new website.

Not bad, but IMHO, not good either. It lacks definition, doesn't really suit the "web design" image and has more of a "Victoria Lace Factory" feel to it. Impact is pretty minimal and it didn't immeaditaly strike me or grab my attention. You'll find it will lose it's presence(sp?) when you comapre it to peers in the same field. Would like to see a variation on a dark background to see if that has any effect but as it stands, it's too fussy, to vague and very plain.

Sorry



> Could I also have a rating out of 10?

3/10

M () l) E wrote:
> Dont bother, if you want to make it look good use HTML or PHP.
> It seems ironic that you are opening a web-design site and are
> planning to use a CMS?!

Your new to this aren't you!;)

Tyla wrote:
> M () l) E wrote:
> Dont bother, if you want to make it look good use HTML or PHP.
> It seems ironic that you are opening a web-design site and are
> planning to use a CMS?!
>
> Your new to this aren't you!;)

I just despise 'Ready Made Web-Sites'.

M () l) E wrote:
> I just despise 'Ready Made Web-Sites'.

CMS's (Content Management Systems) are not ready made websites.

Tyla wrote:
> M () l) E wrote:
> I just despise 'Ready Made Web-Sites'.
>
> CMS's (Content Management Systems) are not ready made websites.

I realised my mistake.

CMS = News Systems??

Whats Php-Nuke?
Portal?

Tyla wrote:
> M () l) E wrote:
> I just despise 'Ready Made Web-Sites'.
>
> CMS's (Content Management Systems) are not ready made websites.


Indeed they are not, they just help you better manage your website.