Feedback please!

First off, let me make this very clear, the site design is not done. However, before I go any further, I’d like some feedback.

What do you think of the theme so far?

What should be kept and what should be replaced?

What about the colors? Too dark? Too light?

What about the logo?

The layout?

Keep in mind it is not done and I’ll be considering every piece of feedback I get. Just leave it in a comment below.

PS: Please note, if you don’t see your idea taken into consideration, it might be because it is not possible.

PPS: If you know anything about theme design and WordPress, the theme being used is a modification of the Garland theme if you wanted to take a look at how things work.

Update: Rolled out a small update, v0.2, which brings in a header fix, link colors, and menu items icon.

Some things I’ll be working on for 0.3:

  • Make the header more attractive. Not gonna lie, it’s pretty damn boring right now.
  • May or may not tweak the sidebars. If I do, it actually probably won’t make it in until 0.4.
  • Change the color of the body area. The white sticks out too much.
  • Minor footer tweak(s).
2009
05/30
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Stephen
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  • Thanks for the feedback :) I tried using an upside-down Triforce but that didn't come out too hot and so that's why there's the arrow instead XD
    As for the large gap in the center, it's that way unfortunately because that part is made up of three, small repeating images.
    As for the white space, it'll likely become some dark grey or so.
  • I really like the theme. Maybe you could make the 'About' and 'Tune In' part stand out a little bit more by adding a small picture rather than that triangle arrow.
    The colours are fine for the theme. Hopefully the white space in the middle of the page will be changed to a similar colour to the theme.
    I love the logo and the title next to it.
    The layout seems ok. The middle of the header has quite a bit of space. I would move the Welcome message to there.
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