New Custom Cue Website

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AzB Silver Member
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I've been working on a website for a local custom cue maker for the past week. Louie and his family have been really great people to deal with. Please take a look:

http://www.osarah.com

I would appreciate any suggestions/feedback about the website. Thanks for looking!
 
Bang-up site. Classy and easy to navigate without being simple or chintzy looking.

Are the 'repairs' and 'available cues' sections just not up and running yet?
 
Good job

You made it look professional and kept it simple so you don't have to search for what you want to click on.
 
Thanks for the comments everyone...I just realized that I had "available" spelled "avaliable" :frown:

I'm just a graphics guy trying to make my first webpage and its nice to hear that everyone likes the site so far.

HomeBrewer said:
Bang-up site. Classy and easy to navigate without being simple or chintzy looking.

Are the 'repairs' and 'available cues' sections just not up and running yet?
Click to expand...

We're working on those sections next. He only has one plain jane kingwood cue available right now so I'm going to take those pictures and post them up with specs ASAP.

I have a busy school schedule right now but it'll hopefully be up within a week!
 
Just one comment...Nice job, but RED cloth on that table is AWFUL. They should put something else on. Red cloth turns a lot of people off, because it's the worst color to play on. The color bleeds on everything!

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
 
Hey Scott, its funny that you mention that because I recently found a cheap place to practice that has red felt and matching red chalk. When I use my blue stained cue, the red chalk mixes in with the blue and I end up with a purple cue after practice. Its pretty annoying.

Anyways, thanks for looking at the site. When I made the header, I actually tried a couple different colors. Red and green felt looked the best but red blended in with the website a little more so thats what we stayed with. But, I'll remember what you said and maybe we'll rotate back and fourth between red and green and see how people like it.

Thanks.
 
stick with it

I actually like the red better. They aren't selling the table, they're selling the cues. The red is a nicer transition into the links below. I took a screenshot and changed the red to green in photoshop and it looked off. The black/Gold/Red scheme has a more regal appeal to it.
 
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