"Dayfive Paris" third review
Janet Wong
Full time job at iflix. Currently exploring UI/UX. http://www.janetwong.net
Janet Wong
Personally think that there's a hidden charm in this site. But wish to see more exciting elements such as more imagery for your project, showing what's best of you in each projects.
Overall, this site needs to be polished a lil bit more.
"Dayfive Paris" second review
Gregor Ojstersek
Crafting beautiful things from design phase and all the way to finished and developed phase.
Gregor Ojstersek
If you wish to stand out from other agencies, you need to make improvements on your site. The problem is within your branding. You need to find that unique elements that define you.
It is overall an ok site, but it is failing to provide that "wow" moment that we all want to see from creative agencies. I am not getting the feeling that you provide creativity at its core and uniqueness because you are failing to present that on your site. The contact page is not ok. You have a carousel on the left with the same two pictures. You don't need that. The second picture also seems a bit off.
The responsive aspect of the site needs improvement. You are not providing page layout consistency on all resolutions. The UI and the layout could be done better. The contrast between headings and paragraphs is not really working and the cta buttons are not consistent (not the same on contact page and front page) and could be done differently.
Like that you present your projects with description, fonts, colors and different screens.
"Dayfive Paris" first review
oninross
I'm Niño Ross Rodriguez (oninross), a Senior User Experience (UX) Developer with nine years of industry experience, specializing in developing pixel perfect websites quickly without sacrificing code quality and ensuring that users have the best UX they can get in a site.
As a Senior UX Developer, I love being challe...
Nino Ross Rodriguez
The site in general has a clean minimalist look, straight to the point. I like how the case studies are presented.
However, there are some bugs that I found on the site.
1) The mobile menu doesn't seem to close after the user has tapped on close.
2) First time I visited the About page, I didn't know that you had to scroll on the content to see the rest. This might pose a problem for non-tech savvy users.
Probably the only thing that I didn't like about the site is that they claim to produce new and unique solutions. That, didn't wasn't met in the design itself. It lacked branding, the site looked simple, it looked like the other sites that you would commonly see in the internet.
Lastly, if I didn't read the short description from CSS Fox, I wouldn't know what Dave Five Paris is.
