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Some nice work. The re-wrap on the shop truck was a good idea, but the lack of branding still bothers me a touch. Looking at it, I wonder if its apparent at a glance what it is you do. Its nice, but I wonder if a different concept would have been more effective. Colorado Shade and Shutter I...

What Pat is observing represents an opportunity to distinguish your work from the absolute crap that is out there. If they want a blur of meaningless colors, no branding, and a missed advertising opportunity, then go somewhere else - cause that ain't us. And if your logo sucks, and it's not...

That's how you do it.... homerun --- Like Joe said, maybe stylize the buildings, maybe not - could be fine as is--- nice job, clever integration of the graphic, and makes for a cohesive brand--

Life IS good! Two thumbs up too - sweet! I'm taking the afternoon off with the rest of the crew, and going for a 40 mile bike ride. You guys like the site, its a beautiful 85 degrees outside and all is well in the universe. If I can get Gary's buy-in also, well, then that would be just...

Houston, Apollo 13 here! OK guys - clear your caches and reload the home page. The 'flash' (we keep saying flash but its jquery) now has hover states that will flip the top image when hovered on, AND now you can click right from the button AND go to that page also. We also dimmed the...

Very nice. I like how the truck is integrated and reinforces the branding.

Joe - We had an issue with the on-hover state so we replaced with onclick to swap the top image, but I think going back to it would be a good option. Just have to dig through a bunch of code to get that figured out. Eh, what another few billable hours! LOL Also the infamous green bar under -...

LOL - The green bar isn't a nav structure, that's why I wouldn't have on the inner page. Thus the confusion! There - we've both now solved what the problem is for each of us :cool1: No, who's on first? What's on second!!

Gary and Sign - Thanks again for the feedback, and while I appreciate your concerns, I'm going to leave it as is for the time being. The earlier feedback was taken into account, and the additional text on the frames I think clarify the action step I want the viewer to take. The arrows point...

The old images are cached in your browser. Clear them and you will see the text in the 5 flash sequences does change, indicating to click here for more info on web design, logo design, advertising, etc-- You cannot have both areas clickable - the subnav under the flash controls the sequencing...

Wow. I'm not sure I've been ever retweeted before, either. *more coughing* lol

Sorry, but can't explain that issue. Tested on PC all IE and FF and can't replicate. We did have the wrong button language (each frame said 'click to learn more about web design' instead of just the web design frame) - those damn photoshop layers will get you every time!. Anyway, sorry you...

Yeh, I don't want you to click those buttons still unless you want to change which frame you are on. Click the image on top where it says 'click for more info' to then access more info. The nav below just changes the frames, and that is how I intend it to navigate. No, the client list is still...

OK we took some suggestions above and implemented some additional graphics on the slider images on the home page. Hopefully that makes it clearer where to click to get more information about the subject that is represented on the frame. What did you all think about the successes>image makeover...

Thanks for feedback about the home page and nav. We'll have new slide frames in place tomorrow with a more obvious call to action. Gary - don't know what you mean about not being able to concentrate on the content because the slider things weren't there - ? WIll have to recheck the 'read more'...

Really nice work and a nice site to go with it.

Thanks for that feedback. I'm going to beef up the call to action on the five images in the jquery sliders so that its more obvious to 'click here' to go that page, rather than click the subnav below them.

Yeh, we're not really supporting Sea Monkey. I can't replicate your issue on PCs running any version of IE. Sea Monkey also doesn't support TypeKit which is why you're having a font rendering issue. I think I know what you mean on the home page nav under the 5 image sequences that rotate. Not...

Because 80% of our business is derived from NJ, and we're #1 for every term related to our business offerings and NJ keywords. We have other things in place to address the SEO needs of the other states. For a local business in NJ, us being local is a good thing for them, not a bad thing. It...

SignMe- What browser are you viewing in? You don't have to wait for the slider arrow to click the subnav links -