It's pretty bad, but I will say in their defense that sometimes the shoemaker's kids go shoeless.
My business's website (http://robotmodehq.com/) is pretty terrible and horribly out of date. I've had a redesign in the works for several months, but since I'm swamped with client work already there hasn't been a ton of pressure to finish it. I just point future clients at my past client sites instead.
Edit: Well now that I put it out there, I guess I should probably finish up the redesign, haha.
Well if you chose to use color or non default elements then you would have to make sure your customizations were also updated to still maintain usability.
That aside, I am curious to know if you disagree that putting padding on the browser would make viewing your site more enjoyable?
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Couldn't help myself once I seen the stripy colored in background making the text unbearable to read.
My business's website (http://robotmodehq.com/) is pretty terrible and horribly out of date. I've had a redesign in the works for several months, but since I'm swamped with client work already there hasn't been a ton of pressure to finish it. I just point future clients at my past client sites instead.
Edit: Well now that I put it out there, I guess I should probably finish up the redesign, haha.
Though I think your website would be 3x more enjoyable if you at least just indented the content a little bit.
That aside, I am curious to know if you disagree that putting padding on the browser would make viewing your site more enjoyable?
Changing color isn't a "necessary UI improvement".
I was just calling out your language. Saying "3x" and "necessary" when that's not what you mean.