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[sq3r]

TriMet is a public transportation company that I use quite frequently since I don't have a car, and I'm always using their site to figure out schedules and check bus times and all that junk.

A few things to note: I am not being commisioned by TriMet to make this layout. I have no contact or affiliation with the company whatsoever besides using their service. And all images and graphics belong to TriMet aside from the few I created myself.

The little pointer cursors you see on the page are there simply to show what the hover state of the link it's above would be. Since I don't feel like putting in a huge effort to develop this into an actual webpage, this is the best I could do.

http://www.sqthreer.com/trimet

Here's TriMet's official page: http://www.trimet.org

I would like some serious feedback, because I'd like to make this is good as it can be.

All done in Photoshop CS2 ('cept the page it's being displayed on)

Edited by sq3r, 21 July 2006 - 07:53 PM.

[Matthew.]

Yep, looks good, clean, but not too clean to be unprofessional. Nice colour scheme, like the rollovers at the top and it seems pretty easy to navigate.

Good job, well done. The only suggestion i can seriously make is not having the search box at the bottom, never really a good idea.

Edited by .Matt, 21 July 2006 - 08:02 PM.

[sq3r]

I had that in mind when I made it actually. The site itself isn't one where a search feature is very crucial. Most of what the average user needs is right there on the front page, and very little can be gained from using the search. TriMet even has it on the bottom, though it's a little less inconspicuous.

[Danny]

its nice, seems a bit squashed/cramped though.

[Illinifan91]

wow thats a big inprovement nice.

[Matheus]

At the modified one that you did, I think you could put more contrast as It seems too bright (white text at the green box and the blue text in the header and footer)

ajust that and will be fine
verygood job