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Paul McBride
13,514 PointsCheck out my first website
Hi Everyone!
I've just finished building my first website and I would like a few people to have a look at it and tell me what's good and what's bad. Any feedback would be great. Thanks =]
11 Answers
Anthony Hind
5,715 PointsNice Work Paul :)

Richard Feinburg
2,970 PointsSimple and to the point. Why don't you have any portfolio work in the work section?

Paul McBride
13,514 PointsI intend on putting a portfolio there, I just don't have any work under my belt yet. I'm working on a few projects though, so as soon as they're done, it'll be updated.

Mamal Khan
14,206 PointsGreat work...
a typo after your treehouse link. [leaning --> learning]

Paul McBride
13,514 PointsThanks, it's fixed now.

Adam Sackfield
Courses Plus Student 19,663 PointsHi Paul,
I have a few pointers for you, starting from the top of your page.
- A larger container size may look better seems a little cramped to me.
- The hero area (white section under nav) look at a serif font for the "I Build Websites" try google web fonts. Instead of white try something off white like #dddddd. Then the next line perhaps split it into two and increase the letter spacing and have a sans font.
- The off black section, again get the font of whitest white and perhaps the four blocks of text on the right could be along side each other so if its 12 cols have 4 * 3 give each a header title and font icon. Then for the left the what i do that could split into 6 by 6 columns.
- Ilike the next white part. 5 . Contact the list with icons on left give it some margin in between each one to match the height of the form.
Use a serif font for all headers and sans for content
Hope this helps

Paul McBride
13,514 PointsThanks for the pointers. I'll be redoing the website after I've built a few others and have a bit more experience.

Adam Sackfield
Courses Plus Student 19,663 PointsNo problem.

Alex Gissel
712 PointsHey Paul,
I really like your site, very clean and simple. Just one tiny thing however - in your contact section at the bottom. It would be nice if your email address, facebook and twitter accounts would be links/boot up outlook or something like that. They look like they could be buttons but aren't at this point.
Cheers :)
Pablo Litardo
6,241 PointsLooks Awesome ! Keep up the great work !

Shawn Shaligram
6,973 PointsHi Paul,
I really like the clean design of your website. A couple of pointers/suggestions
- I recommend using the HTML5 "required" attribute for all three input types in your form at the bottom of the page. That way your adding another layer of form validation through HTML and don't have to worry about JavaScript being turned off or any issues with Server Side validation.
- Try playing around with CSS3 animations for your glyph icons.
Keep up the good work ! -Shawn

Bruce Blaylock
6,487 PointsAwesome job! Keep at it.