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"Komodo Health" second review

Vincent

I'm a French UX Designer and Art Director, originating from Poland and currently living in Canada. I see every project I am involved in as an opportunity to go further, providing my clients and employers with quality materials and a great working relationship.

Vincent Przybyla

I noticed inconsistencies in the visual design that kind of bother me:
- The sizes of the font throughout the sections of a same page
- The use of white spaces (sometimes not enough, sometimes too much under a heading, it's like each section has different paddings...)
- The colors: I feel like if you choose to "theme" each page with a different color, then this page should use this color and some shades of it, only.

Otherwise, I think that among many other UI concerns, the choice, and the contrast of the font could be improved, and the color palette too. Also, if you want to tint an image with a page color, you should first convert it to grayscale, and then apply the color tint on it ;)

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LINK Creative

LINK Creative is a full service design and technology firm with locations in both San Francisco and Santa Rosa. For over 15 years, we have produced websites and business tools that are impeccable in both form and function. Our work is the ultimate blending of technology and craftsmanship.

LINK Creative

Vincent,

Thank you for the review. The client has made a few tweaks as of recent and so I am getting permission from them to go in and iron out the inconsistencies you state. That said, I will definitely take all your feedback into consideration. I appreciate you taking the time to review.

As for the images, we tried grayscaling them originally, but they felt too washed out and lacking personality that the hint of color retains (the page felt almost 'too much' of said color). Though, we may mute them a little more, as that is a good point.

Thanks,

Wayne