It’s always a little scary sharing the first versions, but the community here is crazy nice and unbelievably helpful.
The sites purpose is mainly informational, and will be used to supplement a very active facebook group.
Currently their active site is pretty unattractive, see here so I really wanted to updated it with some more functionality and better visuals.
Let me know any feedback you might have for the current designs, or even ideas for new sections that could improve the UX.
Personally me, I like it. Feels fresh and definitely better than current design.
Note: I don’t know about statistic, but I prefer not so rounded fields. But again, it is just personal opinion.
I had the same feeling at the overly rounded form fields. It’s the only thing that stands out as looking odd to me. But design is nice and fresh otherwise.
Thanks @sabanna
I’ll see how it looks if i tone down the corner radii
Now that I review, the corners are all sharp everywhere else, might be good to go that way
@marshalletaylor Well, you’ve got a mockup AND development tool right here with webflow! I can’t think of anything I’d rather be using. There’s no way I’m still gonna touch Photoshop or whatever else is out there. Wait… are using webflow for the mockup and then exporting?
Just faster for me, it’s been my workflow for a while, I find I can push my creative boundaries a little further with PS, just like the creative gap between paper and digital, ideas just flow differently.
You can knock out multiple versions of designs in programs like InDesign, Photoshop, Sketch etc in minutes that you might not even be able to create in webflow without a lot of work or even at all, and client revisions are certainly easier.
Webflow’s strength is in coding sites quickly with visual tools, but it sits in the workflow after the design tools imo, as it’s a lot quicker to build if you’ve already got the design in place. Especially as you can set it as a tracing image, and then bring in your various design elements at exactly the sizes you need them.
My feedback from the UX side is that the text is a little here and there. I’d try to stay with a consistent placement, so that your users don’t have to hunt for the text as they scroll. You can have media or pull quotes that offset the primary baseline, but you go left, center, right, left, 4 column, center, left.
This is how I’d lay it out to establish that left edge: