Revamped web site.......what do ya think

Firehouse Mike

Firehouse Mike

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Spent a bit of time tweaking a bit of everything of my site. It's still the first one I've done, and after reading a whole lot here and from some books; I think i have it where i like it. But i'm not the one to convince, that's up to the potential customer......

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Mike
 
Overall it looks complete and adequately uniform. Although the one recommendation I do have is to think about creating a "Completed Vehicles"/"Finished Vehicles", etc page to showcase your before and afters. The home page is a little crowded and long with all the photos listed there. Overall it is a great foundation, especially for a DIY'er.
 
I like it! A lot different than other sites I've seen.
 
Ya I agree looks good Mike but you need to show your work and stand above everyone in your area. None of the detailers anywhere near me show their work. By me showing my work has resulted in to lots of work and don't for get before and after.
 
In your motorcycle section you have a spelling error. It says "4our 2 [ or 3 ] "
 
Thanks for the responses guys! I'm just looking for input from people who have been doing this a lot longer than i have. I'm not looking for site hits, just the brutal truth if I'm going the right direction with this or not.

Thanks - Mike

Feed back please
 
Looks great! Only thing I noticed, under your Chief Premium Detail, you have "Door Jamb Clean and Hinge Lubricate" and then 2 lines down you have "Door Jambs." Seems redundant to me, but everything else looks great.
 
It is loaded with a lot of info.

You have a lot of pics on your home page and can be slow to load. I would suggest keep the home page to something simple.

The red text on the gray background are not the easiest to read You mix fonts on different pages. I would pick one text font and a matching header font and use it consistently.
 
Looks good.

I also think you're making a big mistake by allowing people to pre-purchase your services before you see their vehicle. You are going to end up working harder for less and lose the chance to up-sell.
 
Scott@IncrediblyDetailed said:
Looks good.

I also think you're making a big mistake by allowing people to pre-purchase your services before you see their vehicle. You are going to end up working harder for less and lose the chance to up-sell.
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:iagree: That thing I would never put on my website you can get burned very easy.
 
Your homepage has too many images on it and like others mentioned it slows loading time and there is too much scrolling. Make another page just to showcase your work. I like the concept.
 
Thanks for the feedback guys. I have tweaked things like moving pics to their own page and removing the purchase page. I do like it better now.....

Thanks, Mike
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