My web site

[videoguy]

I quite liked some of the stuff that you can do on the moonfruit site (as recomended on here) so I thought i'd give it a go.

Here is what i've got done so far:

http://www.chris-norfolk.co.uk

Would like to here comments etc........

Cheers Chris

[rob1963]

Nothing obvious negative jumps out at me...a nice looking site.

[videoguy]

Thanks Rob!

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Why are you using someone elses picture for your laser show? That belongs to Thames Valley Discos - unless Paul has given you permission of course?

[Corabar Steve]

Bland, why do so many DJs like white on a dark background?

Have you got permission to use the copyrighted images on the Music page? Or the music that's on the same page for that matter?

[videoguy]

Laser pic removed.... sorry Paul and Thames valley Disco's - I just did a light show picture search in google gallery to try out in photo gallery, very very sorry, great pic tho Paul. There will be pics of my gear after weekend.

No i have not got permision to use the copyrighted images on the music page but as i am not using the images or music to profit by, simply making a reference to certan albums and music that i like, can't see that would matter, but i'll look into it and see where the land lies.

I liked the look of that template cus is was simple, to the point, clear and easy to navigate, did'nt want it to look over complicated and busy and overloaded with information like a lot of other DJ web sites... sorry to say it, but a bit like yours Steve.

Cheers Chris

[Corabar Steve]

Whatevr works for you Chris, ours does us quite nicely. Never had any complaints about it, quite the opposite in fact.

[Shaun]

I just did a light show picture search in google gallery to try out in photo gallery,

As a general rule, any image displayed on google should follow the same copyright rules as all other images, and shouldn't be used without the permission of the copyright holder. The same will apply to any audio tracks you use on your site.

http://images.google.com/help/faq_images.html#copyright

[kilmeedyman]

I liked the look of that template cus is was simple, to the point, clear and easy to navigate, did'nt want it to look over complicated and busy

Well I think its just fine.

It's in a clean, modern style. It doesn't give the idea of just being put together with no thought and, whilst it is a template, it has at least given you something that would not put people off who might book you.

Also, the look/feel of the template you have chosen probably says a little about you and the way you see your 'DJ self' so that's just fine.

A good start, content will build over time, pictures etc.

You will never get universal approval as two people's views can be so different (yours and Steve's , for example) so don't expect it. I am finishing my own new web site off at ths very moment as part of my re-branding and I know there are some on here who won't like the name, or won't like the pictures on my site, or the menus, or something. The most important thing to gain from the forum is that there are no glaring errors, you haven't missed anything blindingly obvious and you get tips on things like 'borrowing' or more specifically 'not borrowing' other web sites' images, text etc.

You should be pleased.

[videoguy]

Well I think its just fine.

It's in a clean, modern style. It doesn't give the idea of just being put together with no thought and, whilst it is a template, it has at least given you something that would not put people off who might book you.

Also, the look/feel of the template you have chosen probably says a little about you and the way you see your 'DJ self' so that's just fine.

A good start, content will build over time, pictures etc.

You will never get universal approval as two people's views can be so different (yours and Steve's , for example) so don't expect it. I am finishing my own new web site off at ths very moment as part of my re-branding and I know there are some on here who won't like the name, or won't like the pictures on my site, or the menus, or something. The most important thing to gain from the forum is that there are no glaring errors, you haven't missed anything blindingly obvious and you get tips on things like 'borrowing' or more specifically 'not borrowing' other web sites' images, text etc.

You should be pleased.

Thanks for that. Made all my hard work worthwhile, can't wait for the weekend, a photographer friend of mine is coming along to take some pictures and stuff, so looking forward to adding them and building my photo gallery page up.

Cheers Chris.