Thread: New SALE pages

Hi, I've just added 3 pages to my site and would be very grateful if anyone could check them out for me please. They seem to be ok but I know how easily my brain freezes when I'm working! :o) They are the 'sale items' pages.
Thanks in advance
Karen
www.redgypsy.co.uk

Hi Karen
Just a few lay out typo's on the first page other than that it all seems good (I didn't check all the links)

Karen:

your sale item links are working ...

but your "what's new" link is not working .....

Thank you both. I didn't realise I had typo's! I've had another look and I still can't see any. Can you shed some light please? Thanks :o)
Also, thanks for spotting the 'what's new' pages. They aren't up and running yet, it's next on my list but thanks for checking :o)
Karen
www.redgypsy.co.uk

Hi Karen: Nice looking site and I like the description in your profile. I could not find any typos, but on page 2 of the sale items, 2nd roll down, "Natural and gold stretch bracelet", the font appears to be smaller than the others. Other than that, looks great to me.

Hi Karen
Just to clarify... I just noticed that the first six sale items are format Now>Was the rest Was>Now. On the first page 6th item you are missing a was on page 2 the 8th item is missing a was.
(I spend a lot of time making very small changes to my site so it looks right - maybe I'm obsessive!)

Hi Red Gypsy,

I have no comments on your webpages but I would like to draw your attention on one particular item. Your product photos dosent do justice to the products itself. You must have taken the photos yourself as you can see the reflection of the flash on some of the jewlery. Never use a flash directly. You should diffuse it by bouncing the light from the ceiling, surrounding walls or a piece of white cardboard.

Your product photos dosent bring out the enticing qualities of the sparklers to the viewer. You should crop your photos close to the product itself as those empty spaces dosent do anything for the product except to make them look tiny and blurry.

Use a digital camera and set the picture size to the largest and use a tr**** stand at all times. Use Adobe Elements or Photoshop to adjust,and crop your photo.

If you cant do all this the easiest is to scan the catalogues and set your output to A4 size
at between 400-600 pixles. Adjust and crop your photo first and then resize them for the WEB you will find that your photos will be much larger than other photos of the same size when viewed online.

Hi, nice site. Your click through photos load slowly. Might want to try a pixsizer on the photos for a faster load.