Thread: Take 2 for Labour Hire website

Hello again,

OK, hopefully I have re-centred everything for those with smaller screens and resolutions.

The colour scheme of my business stationary is black and gold (gold because of the chain 'link' and black because gold looks good on black) so that is why I have used these colours in the website.

Most websites I have looked at for ideas seem to stick to a colour scheme of no more than 3 or 4. I have chosen green and white because they seem to be the most complimentory to the black and gold.

I have 4 slightly different designs that I would like your opinions on.

1. www.thelinkdentalpersonnel.com/home1.html
2. www.thelinkdentalpersonnel.com/home2.html
3. www.thelinkdentalpersonnel.com/home3.html
4. www.thelinkdentalpersonnel.com/home4.html

Looking forward to your responses.

Many Thanks.

They all look great and no sideward scroll...

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Post all comments in your other thread > http://www.vodahost.com/vodatalk/cus...nt-agency.html

i like the 2nd one i think.

Apologies for starting a new thread. I don't understand the difference between a thread and a post.

And when I make changes to my website, how am I to let people know so that they can review the changes if I don't start a new thread or post?

Sorry again, I'm not savvy on computer speak.

people will keep going to your old thread to help your website out, as for a differ in a post and thread , thread starts its own topic and a post is a reply in the thread

Yes, there isn't much difference between them but I am leaning more towards the second one too. Thank you for your opinion.

Originally Posted by TheLink

And when I make changes to my website, how am I to let people know so that they can review the changes if I don't start a new thread or post?

Every time you post in your thread to "announce" changes or updates, the thread advances to the top of the Forum automatically to the forefront of attention, eliminating the need to create new threads or unfairly promote "position."
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your welcome :)

Thanks Faeini, I feel like such a goose when people start talking computer speak.

No need to jump in to falsely populate this thread, Fae ...... I am quite capable of answering questions posed in response to my posts!

There is still time to delete your posts.

Let this thread close, and post ALL comments in this thread ONLY > http://www.vodahost.com/vodatalk/cus...nt-agency.html

Vasili, my apologies.

I didn't realise that's what posting a newthread did as opposed to just a post. Thank you for the clarification.