My companies website: What to change, what to keep.

[Defavlt]

Just recently got a new job, and since our/their (still new, odd to say 'our') website´s a tad old, the owner want it changed.

Needless to say, this sparked a sea of discussion. Since we're quite small, we can't afford to hire a designer or anything, so it's up to us at the IT-department to build it.

Our current website looks like this: http://www.k2c.se/.

My question to you, good folks, is this: Can you pick it apart with some tasty critique?

What could be changed? What should be changed? What should not be changed? How should it be changed? Well, you know the drill.

There's only one requirement: it must not be some tech-demo making everyone doing design to clap their hands. This site is for higher ups in their 35-60's, looking to spend some 10K-100K € (on the services we offer), so it must keep some form of calm, professional looking minimalism in the spirit.

Thanks! o/

 

[d a v e]

font size is too small, especially for the age range (well the higher end of it) take it up a couple of notches

background gradient is a bit severe - lengthen the part where it changes to white (and /or pick a silver to fade to)

rollover effect on the menu

logo colour on links (that pinkish purple)


other wise it ticks all the boxes for me

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[Absolution]

I noticed some of the pages have a thin border on the right side. I like the border, so it you could place it on the left side as well. You can do that somewhere in the CSS.

 

[websonalized]

I like the concept, the design is almost slick. To make it better, I would make the corners rounded.

By the way, there is a gap between your top menu and the body. I would add this css code

div#topmenue { margin: 0; }

 

[irrra]

In principle, the design of a pleasant, but there are drawbacks ... For example, the link "Contact Center" is badly looked graphical layout .. But still, I'm picking on this .. 0 So, good luck!)