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Liquid Diamond
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- Added: 08 September 2004
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Normally I have a hard time reading negative text. But the liquid diamond site makes it easy, and the very subtle dark grey black tones together with orange details and slick photography makes it classy and attractive. I like how they played with the word diamond in the design, it feels very exclusive and jewelry-ish. They also have a online, but in my humble opinion, it doesnt look half as good as the xhtml version.
Reviewed by David Hellsing
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i think this looks pretty dang. It does not appeal to my eyes - but at least they used standards!!
I like the little arrow bullets. But those page titles "..::.. Liquid Diamond ..::.. Digital Design ..::.." really irritate me. A page title is just that, not another design element.
Also the validation/blah blah/bloat stuff at the bottom doesn't link anywhere which makes it kinda pointless to anyone who cares about that. Personally I don't think users need to know that a site validates, although it's excellent that it does. Their clients might care though, so I'm probably just nitpicki
uhh... nitpicking. :)
Not a bad looking site, but it feels unbalanced with only a small logo at the top. The text was very small looking - probably no smaller than most sites, but the white on black made it feel that way - especially italics. I cranked the font up a size and it was great to read.