My own site

**Cloud** · 22 June 2016, 08:43 PM

It's been a while since we updated our website so we decided to give it a go, this time I decided to do it myself and leave the team to concentrate on clients. One thing which hits me every time is how long one's own website takes in comparison with a clients, it's partly to do with giving more importance to the client and partly because we tend to overthink our own site. Anyway I finally managed to complete it and it's had some good comments so far from people who have seen it. I have quite a few more sites to add in the portfolio but I wanted to get the site online as soon as possible. The site as usual has been completed in adobe muse and is responsive. Hope you guys like it and I would appreciate any comments regarding spelling or anything I may have missed or misaligned etc.

http://www.cloudwebagency.com/index.html

**gwpriester** · 22 June 2016, 09:39 PM

Stunning design as always. For my taste, I would have the page titles fade up instead of sliding in. Not sure why but sliding in like that is visually jarring. I get the need for energy and the sliding titles does that.

At any rate, beautiful design and elegant arrangement of content.

**Cloud** · 22 June 2016, 09:44 PM

Thank you for the comments Gary, appreciated as always.

**pauland** · 22 June 2016, 10:33 PM

I think that's the best you've ever done!

I've skimmed over it. Disappointingly I didn't spot much to moan about!

SEO, Driving Traffic. 6billion has a missing space.

Blog. I think the design has something missing - would be nice to see some delineation of the articles.

Contact.

Please note that we will endeavour to answer all enquiries sent via email or enquiry form within 24hours

Seems a bit pompous and overly specific to me. I'd rather see "We'll try to respond to all enquiries within 24 hours." . I might add "If your enquiry is urgent, just give us a call."

Even if you don't change the copy, a space after the 24 would be good!

Just niggles. Superb job.

Paul

[ edit: My favourite element of the design are the four squares separated by thin lines. I'm going to steal that.. ]