Please flick through this one

DarrenC · #1 04-19-2009, 09:59 AM

Hi Guys

Please can you flick through this one and help me check the basics

1) Are you getting sideways scroll?

2) Are the images are loading quick enough?

3) Does the Home Page give you a clue what the site is about within the first few seconds?

4) Is there anything that don't don't look right?

Here is the link

With 'Naval Designs' help this site will have a script that will allow the visitor to select a bunch of products to get a 'quote' on which should be good...I'll keep you posted.

Thanks as always

Darren

Marincky · #2 04-19-2009, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by DarrenC

Hi Guys

Please can you flick through this one and help me check the basics

1) Are you getting sideways scroll? No but have a very wide monitor!

2) Are the images are loading quick enough? Yes

3) Does the Home Page give you a clue what the site is about within the first few seconds? Yes... moreso if I were in the industry

4) Is there anything that don't don't look right? No... Great work!!

Here is the link

With 'Naval Designs' help this site will have a script that will allow the visitor to select a bunch of products to get a 'quote' on which should be good...I'll keep you posted.

Thanks as always

Darren

Well done Darren. Some work coming your way!!!!

DarrenC · #3 04-19-2009, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Marincky

Well done Darren. Some work coming your way!!!!

Cheers mate

SChajin · #4 04-19-2009, 11:51 AM

Looks good Darren, no load problems..I would like to know more about your "Panic Buttons"

DarrenC · #5 04-19-2009, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by SChajin

Looks good Darren, no load problems..I would like to know more about your "Panic Buttons"

Thanks Sharon... Contact Maxhunt through the contact page and no doubt they will tell you more.

Darren

SChajin · #6 04-19-2009, 12:03 PM

Thanks, I will do that..

Scythian · #7 04-19-2009, 12:11 PM

1) Are you getting sideways scroll?

Not at all.

2) Are the images loading quick enough?

Yes, one second or less.

3) Does the Home Page give you a clue what the site is about within the first few seconds?

Absolutely.

4) Is there anything that don't don't look right?

It's a "pragmatic" website, not supposed to be "fancy",
so...I didn't expect to see anything "colourful"...

DarrenC · #8 04-19-2009, 12:14 PM

Thanks for looking Sasha

SAman · #9 04-21-2009, 06:46 PM

Good job Darren!!! Looks quite good. One thing, maybe it's just me but if there is only one Maxhunt, on the home page at the bottom the last line, shouldn't it be Maxhunt has........... instead of have? Just checking....
Good Luck!!

Scythian · #10 04-22-2009, 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by DarrenC

Thanks for looking Sasha

You're very welcome, Darren.

zuriatman · #11 04-22-2009, 04:33 PM

Hi,

I do not fancy the word dispatch is the appropriate word to use.

"Ship all over the world" would be much better.

Collectors-info · #12 04-22-2009, 05:52 PM

Hi site feels ok, but feels a lot more items could be displayed in the screen space on the product pages. IE around 10 to 12 products without scrolling, & have pop up’s or mouse over to display the larger images. Will also load the page quicker. (But is load ok at the mo).
Could possibly shorten the menu names “Mag contacts (Flush)” “Mag contacts (Surface)” but not sure if this is SE friendly. But anyone in the trade will know what it is.

DarrenC · #13 04-22-2009, 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Collectors-info

Hi site feels ok, but feels a lot more items could be displayed in the screen space on the product pages. IE around 10 to 12 products without scrolling, & have pop up’s or mouse over to display the larger images. Will also load the page quicker. (But is load ok at the mo).
Could possibly shorten the menu names “Mag contacts (Flush)” “Mag contacts (Surface)” but not sure if this is SE friendly. But anyone in the trade will know what it is.

Thanks for looking Chris. Still got lots to do but I've taken your comments on board.

Darren

DarrenC · #14 04-22-2009, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by SAman

Good job Darren!!! Looks quite good. One thing, maybe it's just me but if there is only one Maxhunt, on the home page at the bottom the last line, shouldn't it be Maxhunt has........... instead of have? Just checking....
Good Luck!!

Thanks Mike I shall put that on my To Do list.

Darren

DarrenC · #15 05-18-2009, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by zuriatman

Hi,

I do not fancy the word dispatch is the appropriate word to use.

"Ship all over the world" would be much better.

I missed this post, thanks Zuriatman ''Ship'' is a much better word.

DarrenC · #16 05-18-2009, 06:06 PM

Thanks for looking everyone. It has moved on a little since I first posted this and I have now I have incorportated a script that Naval Design set up (Thankyou George) for a 'quote me' feature.

Please have a play but don't submit any enquiries and let me know what you think.

manufacturer of fire and security products

Thanks

Darren

ahimsa · #17 05-19-2009, 08:48 PM

Hi Darren,
As damn near a perfect site as one would expect from yourself!
Just found these 2 Teeny-weeny little things to p*** you off LOL

Method of Production - The range of products manufactured by Maxhunt are produced on our own in-house injection moulding machines. Following the manufacture of all injection-moulded components, and the acquisition of some components from outside manufacturers, the assembly workers combine all the elements to produce the finished units. A high level of quality control is maintained at all times and all the security products conform to BS EN ISO 9002, fire safety products to BS EN 54 Part 11.

Following Mike's ob. earlier about the "singularity" of Maxhunt....

Our markets - Maxhunt has many clients in the United Kingdom, and also supply products to many other countries around the world. Sorry, but you can't have both :)
david

DarrenC · #18 05-20-2009, 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by ahimsa

Hi Darren,
As damn near a perfect site as one would expect from yourself!
Just found these 2 Teeny-weeny little things to p*** you off LOL

Method of Production - The range of products manufactured by Maxhunt are produced on our own in-house injection moulding machines. Following the manufacture of all injection-moulded components, and the acquisition of some components from outside manufacturers, the assembly workers combine all the elements to produce the finished units. A high level of quality control is maintained at all times and all the security products conform to BS EN ISO 9002, fire safety products to BS EN 54 Part 11.

Following Mike's ob. earlier about the "singularity" of Maxhunt....

Our markets - Maxhunt has many clients in the United Kingdom, and also supply products to many other countries around the world. Sorry, but you can't have both :)
david

Thanks David, need to look at that.

Can I ask you, (and anyone else) when you click on the product categories is your browser warning you of any script problems that maybe slowing things down?

I noticed it on my home PC and then my work PC. Spoke to Ramsey (Marincky) who didn't experience any problems. It would be useful to me to do a wider test on this. Link

mark6110 · #19 05-20-2009, 12:46 PM

Hi Darren,
I am getting a script warning on clicking on the side menu, The page freezes and the warning pops up.

DarrenC · #20 05-20-2009, 01:13 PM

Yeah as I though Mark, thanks for looking. I'ts the first few categories that are giving me jip and I just can't fathom it out. I've got Naval Design on the case now, hopefully he can help me out.

Darren

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