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What do you think? :ermm:

great lookin skin, lol

I would move the on topic forums up above the general conversation ones. I would also reduce the general conversation to one forum until the site takes off.

I like the colors and logos.

Some things aren't finished, but I like the way it's headed.

Nice start. It's well designed, nicely laid out, etc. However, postbit can be a tad more customized.

I am glad someone finally bought that skin off of blindchild xD, I am getting tired of seeing it in his signature rofl ( JK ) nice site, and even better domain, I bet the domain cost an arm and a leg.

~curt

I got the domain for $8.88 (reg fee) amazing eh? :surprised:

In other words, It was available when I searched it. :squareeyed:

the postbit did look better until he edited it :ermm:


haha that reminds me, i need to remove it from my sig ;)

The skin is really good, fits the concept of the site. However the gradients could be considered as too bright and you might need to tone down the colour brightness there.

Otherwise, very nice. :)

I wanted a skin that was very funky and colourful.

This fits what I wanted exactly.

That is amazing that domain wasnt taken..amazing lol. You need to host renders on there, you will get tons of traffic. Just look at gamerenders.com

~curt

Yeah, I am going to be adding a render section, I have over 5GB of renders myself due to me being a heavy sig designer.

[high]* bigcurt wants you to upload a .zip for me :) PLEASE! lol
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~curt

Yes, but that's not good if it strains your eyes to look at the gradient bars which are too bright. It can still be colourful and not to a point where it hurts your eyes to look at the forum.

Doesn't that depend on the forum though? If a forum is there for quick answers and is geared toward eye-candy lovers, bright and funky is just fine.

But, if you have people on your site who spend 4+ hours a day reading posts, you need muted colors that are easy on the eyes. That's why I tend to stick with really toned-down shades at EA. I have professionals who literally spend their work day on my site.

Well I guessed that the aim of his/her site was to get as much activity and regular posters as he/she can. *shrugs*

It does depend, but if you want people to spend time on your site and not have their eyes hurt too much...