Reply With Quote:-) glad somebody noticed. It's been optimised for phone and tablet browsing being as an increasing number of customers are using them.
Eddie
Time Factors Website Update
Follow Eddie's link to his website. It's got a great new look!
:-) glad somebody noticed. It's been optimised for phone and tablet browsing being as an increasing number of customers are using them.
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Very smart
Gray
Looks very good on iOS
Liking the new look.
Well done, looks great!
Looks good. Well done.
Bye, Klaus
Nice looks alot more modern and slick, simple for use WIS numpties too
RIAC
Massive improvement.Looks really really sharp
Loads up quickly which is always a plus point.
Looks good, another big tick.
Easy to use.
Can't fault it.
Looking good i like it.
It looks great, both on my Win 8 desktop, and my iPhone.
The watch info section is new isn't it? Great for those new to the sickness
An improvement over the old one in anticipation of some new releases? :-)
Looks fine, Eddie. I don't use an i-phone or tablet so don't personally need the optimization for those but obviously many will. Speaking only for myself, though, the one thing I miss from the just replaced former frontpage are the sequential images of various of your current and past TF watch models. I think that simple presentation likely might have served to well and immediately illustrate the uniqueness of Timefactors for newcomers on their arrival to your site. Rollon
Last edited by Rollon; 15th July 2013 at 01:51. Reason: added missing word "former" to third sentence
Like the new look a lot. Loads up quick in my Android phone and ready to navigate. Great job Eddie!
Very nice indeed.
Nice to see more websites moving with the times and eradicating mouse over events and drop menu's to cater for the mobile devices that are rapidly taking over the world.
There is nothing more frustrating than a website that you literally cannot navigate on your mobile phone, because every screen tap just brings up a zoomed view of a non responding menu bar....
Why are the product range names contained within coloured circles arranged as a grid by connecting bars?
To my eyes this implies a hierarchy and is at risk of causing confusion to the unfamiliar - which is the last thing a buyer wants.
Sorry - Mr Grumpy Today.
It's an image map to make it work better with touch screens, the previous fly-out/drop-down menus are almost impossible to use on mobile devices. You could also argue that the drop-down menus imply a hierarchy.Originally Posted by forpetesake
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Righty-ho.
I often use a Playbook for web surfing. It is very slow with some websites, but I've got to say, the new Time Factors site simply flies on it and is very easy to navigate too.
Very nice!
Between Trooping and getting the Merc ready to go back I have not been on line for a couple of days so I just saw it. Looks good.
I like the Main Screen but the Page for "Watch Range" http://www.timefactors.com/watches.htm looks like a Power Point Presentation :( *ugly*
Best Regards
Nitfy
I though my computer was messed up again then I found this thread. I tried the site on my iphone and runs very well there! Nice job Eddie. The cookie warning is a little annoying though.
I thought it was a tribute demonstrating Eddie's love of Brussels...
Love the new site by the way, much easier from the ipad
Last edited by axb; 17th July 2013 at 09:49. Reason: So it didn't look too sarcastic!
Looking much cleaner and more modern Eddie, nice one.
I like it overall but the watch range page design is a bit bizarre.
That is a significant improvement. Well done!
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