My first professional website: new Mustangs, tuning shop

[clavinZERO]

BUMP for major updates. How she lookin?

A LOT more info up there now.

(( www.clavinzero.com/mm ))

[sumyungguy]

lookin good... its still kind of odd how the products are layed out...

[clavinZERO]

it's supposed to just be a kinda of catalog referral... not like an online store. Suggestions tho?

[sumyungguy]

Maybe out all of the product thats in the "about us" above the linked places. Basically saying, here is some of the product we install followed by what else we can get. Then keep the about us down to a small paragraph explaining what they do.

Just my thoughts.. Your client may want it a certain way, and thats how it usually is.

[clavinZERO]

teh updates and 'pinions!

bump from hell! UPDATES!!

www.modularmotorsport.com

and

www.blvdautomotive.com

are both finished (with updates always coming on cars as they change) and hosted!

I am still very much a green web designer, but how do they look for you guys? ALL opinions welcome. I appreciate your input... especially from you web guys like Brad, etc.

I wish the owner wanted to do some different stuff, but he was a BIT particular. He had me coming up with a lot of content stuff, which I did not care for that much; I would rather him have create almost all the content (the words really) and then I arrange it visually, but he just fed me loose phrasing and had me run with it. A learning experience no doubt. The best part was taking the pics.

Just a fun side note:
The blvd-auto site has a real pic of the shop, but somehow all the donut marks from the driveway and the nasty powerlines are gone, woot!