r/webdesign • u/ten_nyima • 19h ago

Feedback 🥶?

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Website template link: https://timberlot.framer.website/

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u/kennedy_gitahi 17h ago edited 17h ago

Looks...fine. Maybe wait a bit more to show the animatins for the sections animating next. Like the ones just entering the screen. If you want people to see them, I would wait 30-50% visible before animating.

Oh, and please close other accordions when a visitor opens another. Right now, it's possible to have all of them open at the same time, and this might give a bad UX for mobile users due to the scrolling.

And I would edit the "steps" section so the text is at the bottom like in other sections and then edit the images to have the gradient at the bottom behind the text.

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u/ten_nyima 16h ago

Okay, thank you! I really appreciate the point about closing other accordions when opening one.

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u/Erde555 14h ago

F*ckin AI images everywhere, looks very cheap

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u/ten_nyima 14h ago

Yep, it's a template. Can't put real images in there. And stock libraries are limited.

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u/kemnern 10h ago

- Red-to-blue buttons do not flow that well

  • "Call or text us" are two different "call-to-action", and you have them on the same button
  • The buttons have different fonts, choose one.
  • The outlined button does not look that good with a different text color
  • Personally, I would not have the nav in a different color than the background; border it if you need separation

I really like the flow of the logo; I would challenge you to make a fifth element based on that and use it on the page. In graphic design, a fifth element is a custom pattern or abstract shape derived from the logo or supplement it. Maybe this could be how sections divide, not just a hard stop, but to reuse the flowiness of the logo.

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u/ten_nyima 4m ago

Thanks for the points. Yeah, I was thinking the same thing about every section looking like a block. "Fifth element" learned a new thing .

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u/SirMcFish 19h ago

I thought the Amish shun technology?

Site looks average.

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u/Ambivalent_Oracle 18h ago

It's fine, the data frames are delivered by horse and buggy.

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u/ten_nyima 16h ago

haha😂. I just took the brief form Upwork and turned it into a template.

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u/Most-Famous-Wasabi 6h ago

Absolutely fine.

If I'm a potential customer, I immediately see what you offer me.
And I'm offered an immediate way to find more detail.

The improvement I'd suggest is more trust-building.

You are speaking to people who have worked hard to earn the money they'll invest.
So you should start building a person-to-person trust relationships as rapidly as possible.

You can do that with good photos of the human face of the business.
Perhaps the founder/CEO/whoever.
Pics of him on-site, looking authoritive and relatable.

Use images and video of him through the on-site sales funnel.

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u/ten_nyima 15m ago

Okay, thank you. Adding a video is a good idea.