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I'm NiƱo 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...
At first glance, I thought this was a site done in the 90s. Click Here to Enter is so old school. I dont see the reason why one should be putting it up there.
For an architectural company, the dots doesn't really reflect of who their are. I understand its a cool thing but it suits for other kinds of themes/businesses.
There is no structure to the site. Its mostly "lets see what I can click first.
I dont understand the rollover effects of the thumbnails. I dont understand what is the picture I am looking at. This is your portfolio site. You should be telling your clients about tour projects. Oh there it is. It is not intuitive enough to know that there is more details about the photo I am looking at.
There is no easy way of going to the main navigation immediately.
I have to give credit for the animation, transition and effects. But there is a time and place for that. This is not the place to be applying that effect. As a user, there 3 things I need to find out, who you are, what you do and how to contact you. With the navigation scattered all over the place, you have lost your user already.
Here at Dokmeh, we believe in making the most impossible ideas possible. Communication has risen to a level of potential accuracy and efficiency that has never been seen before. We seek to create the clearest link between your idea and your target, even if it seems beyond possibility. The link between your identity,...
hi oninross,
we are really glad to read your opinion. it is a great gift for us.
this website create about 4 years later. so in 2010-2015 websites had Enter/ intro page at first some times.
about the website identity, our client in many sections of this project ask us and dont care what we know. they hadent trust us at all so it is not exactly what we think.
again thank you for careing our project.