Search results

Solution Turns out I was merely missing this simple line of code: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

responsive here's a good one I found today, look thru the comments though as there is a fix for droids in there. http://medialoot.com/blog/how-to-create-a-responsive-navigation-menu-using-only-css/ Its a CSS only menu, and has sub level along with responsive features. I recommend...

I am in the midst of working on a site to make it responsive. The grunt work of all interior pages and products design is done and now I just have to get to the shell (header, footer, nav, etc..) While testing the menu on my iPhone I notice the site is not "responding" at all to the device...

I also charge a few bucks a month but also have them initial a part of my contract, before ever doing any work for them, stating that (wordpress) plugins and such may not always be compatible with updates and this may cause an inexpensive routine update to become an expensive, work intensive...

Can you work without break points? technically yes, but a responsive framework needs to know at which point to to transform elements such as the menu. Without breakpoints you will not be optimizing the design for all devices. Another other option is to just make the menu options and other...

hey hello world, if you have a sec do me a fave and throw some feed back at me here: http://www.webdesignforum.com/19677-new-logo-please-review.html (one review in like a month...) TIA

not bad but I would take a strong look at making the logo more professional... Consider utilizing the themes default slider. You may also want to turn off the click-able large image on the main page as there is not a call to action there.. Make the footer blue or grey to contrast if...

I find it hard to believe that this video or anything with a time stamp from 2009 would ever be considered "the best advise ever" in 2013 considering the constant evolution of the web and search engines. Good advise... sure, best advise... not so sure

I prefer hello world's design over everything on google results..

First off, if your plan is to simply reply with the age-old "designers don't use themes, they make em", don't waste your time and stop reading here. I tried to make the title clear just for people like you. My question: I utilize high end themes on the occasion for those in need of quick...

quickie minimal time, so real quick: Loose the "op" in front of websites & design in the header- Doesn't make sence unless they are linking to your portfolio The "OP" icon the header needs some TLC - letters look jagged along with icon edges. I get the large logo, but I think you...

Thanks! Thanks dude, I was starting to think no one liked it with 0 replies in 2 days... Yes, idea was mine. Started with looking for a great domain name (along the lines of the business model) and the logo followed. The icon was nearly 3 months in the making. I was stoked when I...

Woo I recommend going with one of the WordPress templates that is fitted to run with WooCommerce - you would then install the WooCommerce plugin- Elegant themes has a good template to start, I believe it's called E-Shop that they just retrofitted to work with WooCommerce, but there are...

Think I about finished the logo for a new website I am working on. Can't really say what the website's purpose will be, but regardless take a look at the logo and let me know what ya think: http://ideaswell.com/

I'll take it! Gratsi HW, I wasn't necessarily looking for this but will definitely utilize it. Already downloaded it. Thanks

thoughts look cheap? - not technically, but to your target market I would say yes. The site looks like a pretty basic template, which to the common visitor may be fine, but to web designers, online marketers and those in the related fields it appears more like an email catch and release scam-...

Working on an eCommerce site and wondering if we need to purchase the cert.. We will be utilizing a paypal checkout system which is of course secure, and will be obvious once they are in their carts (no longer on our site) but do we need to have the main site also 'ssl certified'? I know...

slight issue, maybe the menu is all I see above the fold.. when I click any of your links the page changes, but above the fold all I see is the main black (large) menu, I have to scroll down to see the page content. alright, so I somewhat found the issue- when I shrink my browser display...

here ya go right of the bat your logo is a non-professional looking - you may want to sit down with a graphic designer.. I imagine though that you are not far as the logo is a good start, good concept, just looks amateurish. ideas: loose the red, or change the bg (to a lighter grey)- use...

- when it comes to the images on your slider you will have to stick with a jpg- a png will be a large file size - Your site does not appear to have much graphics on it that can be optimized other then those on your slider, which already have been optmized, but likely with a high quality-...