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Have a disco
04-09-2007, 06:50 PM
Its still being built so please feel free to slate it as I am still smoothing the edges to my need???? Some Pages are not yet ready
http://87.106.136.78/have-a-disco/index.htm
Any constuctive critisim welcome
Unnamed Disco
04-09-2007, 07:43 PM
I think that looks fantastic, really professional.
Can I ask what you used to build it as I'm using frontpage for mine and finding it an uphill struggle.
Regards
Phil
Have a disco
04-09-2007, 07:48 PM
Using DevMac.co.uk to build it for me to my requirements
Solitaire Events Ltd
04-09-2007, 07:52 PM
A million times better then the last one. I take it you got a new designer?
Larry B Entertainment
04-09-2007, 08:26 PM
Every thing a customer needs to know on there and looks good so good work.
Marc J
04-09-2007, 08:52 PM
Using DevMac.co.uk to build it for me to my requirements
I just hope they didn't charge you for a unique design!
Sample 1 (http://www.cathelco.com/)
Sample 2 (http://www.foodhygienesolicitor.co.uk/)
:eek:
EDIT: Looks good though, marked improvement on the old one!
The links within the flash (front page) are dodgy, tell them they need to make a hit area around them as right now it's just the text, and hard to hit!
Corabar Steve
04-09-2007, 10:22 PM
A million times better then the last one. I agree 100%
PropellerHeadCase
04-09-2007, 10:35 PM
Well, unless it's being worked on I hate to tell you that it simply isn't loading for me.
Corabar Steve
04-09-2007, 10:37 PM
Worked for ma about 15 mins ago.
Clicked that link but it won't load for me:
Proxy Reports:
10060 Connection timed out
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The web server specified in your URL could not be contacted. Please check your URL or try your request again.
Have a disco
04-09-2007, 10:49 PM
Link is my preview link to ensure its how I want it and notify them of any changes I need sorry for those unable to view site maybe overloaded by you all checking it at once bide your time guys LOL
No I know its not a unique site but Im there first disco to use them Im testing them visa versa @ £99 + vat plus monthly fee. I think its worthwhile an investment as all updates can be made immediately via phone or the internet next day My site is costing a tad more but the basic cost is still the same
I just checked it and 2 second load up time?
pdarnett
04-09-2007, 11:20 PM
What dj software is on the right of your "equipment" page?
pdarnett
04-09-2007, 11:28 PM
and a potential client would know that behringer was budget?
Solitaire Events Ltd
04-09-2007, 11:46 PM
and a potential client would know that behringer was budget?
So there would be no point in having an equipment page anyway then.
soundmaster mobile disco
05-09-2007, 06:43 AM
Looks good very modern with all the information that customers want to see.
Marc J
05-09-2007, 07:42 AM
You need alternate noflash content, users without flash see the attached.
I know I keep banging on about this, but a lot of people browse from work, and a lot of workplaces don't allow flash for security reasons (or just to stop people playing flash games!).
So there would be no point in having an equipment page anyway then.
Is there? Agencies might be interested to see what you've got, as a way of rating your roadshow against others on their books, but does Joe Public really know what a datamoon / mushroom / gobo is? Yes, people know what a strobe and a smoke machine looks like. I know that almost everyone on here would have a Martin over a Soundlab piece of equipment, but how many clients either know, or care, what equipment we use? When you take your car for a service at the local garage, do you care whether the mechanic uses Snap-On tools or Kamasa? Probably not. Just as long as he does a good job.
Just my opinion, though.
John:)
Excalibur
05-09-2007, 08:15 AM
Is there? Agencies might be interested to see what you've got, as a way of rating your roadshow against others on their books, but does Joe Public really know what a datamoon / mushroom / gobo is? Yes, people know what a strobe and a smoke machine looks like. I know that almost everyone on here would have a Martin over a Soundlab piece of equipment, but how many clients either know, or care, what equipment we use? When you take your car for a service at the local garage, do you care whether the mechanic uses Snap-On tools or Kamasa? Probably not. Just as long as he does a good job.
Just my opinion, though.
John:)
And a valid one. I feel.
Solitaire Events Ltd
05-09-2007, 08:38 AM
Is there? Agencies might be interested to see what you've got, as a way of rating your roadshow against others on their books, but does Joe Public really know what a datamoon / mushroom / gobo is? Yes, people know what a strobe and a smoke machine looks like. I know that almost everyone on here would have a Martin over a Soundlab piece of equipment, but how many clients either know, or care, what equipment we use? When you take your car for a service at the local garage, do you care whether the mechanic uses Snap-On tools or Kamasa? Probably not. Just as long as he does a good job.
Just my opinion, though.
John:)
I'm not absolutely sure what you are quoting me for? Is there what? I said there wasn't much point in having an equipment page.:confused:
I'm not absolutely sure what you are quoting me for? Is there what? I said there wasn't much point in having an equipment page.:confused:
Sorry for not making myself clear. It was meant as a question.
Is it worth having an equipment page? I think not, but if others who have been in business a lot longer than me, think that it is (otherwise why have such a page on their website) then maybe they have a reason.
John:)
Solitaire Events Ltd
05-09-2007, 02:14 PM
Sorry for not making myself clear. It was meant as a question.
Is it worth having an equipment page? I think not, but if others who have been in business a lot longer than me, think that it is (otherwise why have such a page on their website) then maybe they have a reason.
John:)
Ah, right - twas a bit confusing.
No, I don't think it's worth having an equipment page unless you are hiring equipment out on it's own. A few shots of gear in action perhaps, so that the people that are interested can see the way it looks, but having a dedicated page with lists of gear is a waste of time IMO.
Great for other DJs to look at though. :cool:
Have a disco
05-09-2007, 10:36 PM
Ok guys I choose an equipment page to show quality , reliable equipment
Behringer speakers are just that reliable I have never expirienced any problems (please remember this company also manufacturre Wharfdale just to name one company but to name a few they also provide pioneer and Sony as well as the likes or Creative Audigy sound systems for computers???? all which are **** reliable???
PSL Gobo stars are ultra reliable
Chauvet Pizzazz's are also to
Denon 4000 are as well
And the more modern Zoom LED mood bars have proven there time without flaw
All the lighting and retro equipment I use is 99% reliable and easy to repair
Most people in the know would know this, but general public are not as thick as you may think they check up on these things
Dragonfly
05-09-2007, 10:53 PM
the question i would ask is ....... how many of your clients know quality gear??? not many i would guess, its more important that it looks tidy and does what you say it does when you get there and you entertain the masses which im sure you do , next time you speak to a client as a bit of research ask them who they would say makes good reliable disco gear in their opinion.
not many of mine could tell you ... or i think would really care as long as i can reassure them.
Have a disco
05-09-2007, 11:05 PM
I understand where you are coming from dragonfly but most understand the Disco industry round here many know the big names because they have tried to be part of the industry as a DJ etc etc
In this day and age people are getting wise to the trade names of disco equipment they here it, see it and live it. people no longer act dumb when you mention DMX now
pdarnett
05-09-2007, 11:10 PM
go on what was that software!! I'm dying to know
Solitaire Events Ltd
05-09-2007, 11:17 PM
I understand where you are coming from dragonfly but most understand the Disco industry round here many know the big names because they have tried to be part of the industry as a DJ etc etc
In this day and age people are getting wise to the trade names of disco equipment they here it, see it and live it. people no longer act dumb when you mention DMX now
What are you on about?
Sorry Badger, but how many DJs live in Haverhill?
The general public don't know about the industry and don't want to. They are not "getting wise" at all. It is in your own mind. They don't "live it" and certainly don't know what DMX is.
You really need a reality check Clifford.
Have a disco
06-09-2007, 03:53 PM
I have done more work than just Haverhill dear Solitaire and a few years ago it was trendy to wear jackets with disco equipment Logo's on ie Denon, Pioneer. Even music record Logo's were about??? DJ's in Haverhill Hang on I'll just work it out via the amount of disco's and residencies I think about 30+ DJ's not included those semi retired or retired now
Disco's Lets see:
Wall of Sound x 1
LJ's Disco's x 1
East Anglian Leisure x 6
Primetime promotions x 5 not including residencies +2 more
Soundwave disco's x 4 not including residencies +3 more
Circuit Entertainment x 1
Have-A-Disco.co.uk X 1 but 5 variations of size or show
Soundcity Two x 2 not including residency +1
+ 2 other small disco's im not even sure of the name of
Any way this is getting off the website upgrade thread back to the QUESTION
Arnold_disco
06-09-2007, 04:09 PM
go on what was that software!! I'm dying to know
Me too!!!!
Dragonfly
06-09-2007, 04:09 PM
ok im lost???? where did the jackets with logos thing come from has someone been deleting posts????
Arnold_disco
06-09-2007, 04:10 PM
ok im lost???? where did the jackets with logos thing come from has someone been deleting posts????
Thats what i thought
Corabar Steve
06-09-2007, 07:06 PM
I can if you want :sj:
pdarnett
06-09-2007, 10:03 PM
still don't know what the software on his equipment page is either!
Have a disco
06-09-2007, 11:42 PM
what software? you have me completely confused now???
Corabar Steve
07-09-2007, 08:55 AM
I would assume the screenshot you have of some DJ software on your equipment page.
Although being as you don't list a PC amongst your equipment, I must admit to being a tad confused.
Dragonfly
07-09-2007, 10:16 AM
im guessing in the bottom right pic for those of us who dont read minds???? but i think its just part of the template used??
Have a disco
07-09-2007, 12:24 PM
Ahhh right? Some photo's are due to be replaced as time goes on so yes I dont have that piece of equipment the designers have provided a few photo's for the site but most are actually mine about 85% if not more
Solitaire Events Ltd
08-09-2007, 12:24 PM
ok im lost???? where did the jackets with logos thing come from
Have you only just realised how random Badger can be? ;)
Have a disco
10-09-2007, 11:12 AM
I have done more work than just Haverhill dear Solitaire and a few years ago it was trendy to wear jackets with disco equipment Logo's on ie Denon, Pioneer. Even music record Logo's were about???
Heres your answer dragonfly it was mixed in the conversation
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