Where to start.

Where to start...

  • Screaming red-and-white "Hello, my name is Bob" rounded labels everywhere are really distracting, drawing attention away from the actual content
  • Navigation tools on the left, top and right sides are just too much
  • Big drop-shadowed fake-3D buttons
  • Excessive use of bold
  • Oodles of empty/wasted space (entire top of page, between bullet points in lists)

Compare to eg. http://www.photo.net/, where the site navigation functionality is packed into a small but highly functional toolbar up top; Wikitravel, where there's a really thin bar up top and a bulkier one on the left; or http://www.linkedin.com/, where the navigation is up top and random blah-blah boxes (with faint pastel outlines, not strong primary colors) are on the right.

 

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