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Thoughts on the latest addition to the Gippslander

By Madeline, Multimedia Critique - 15th February 2001 - Back to News

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With further expansions on the website (and much chaos along the way) we have now added a section in which to feature banner advertising – in an effort to let you know more about what is out there at your fingertips (literally).

The first in a series of many (I am told optimism is a good thing) is the Breheny’s Truckin’ Stuff production.

Perhaps you will have seen it as you came in… Bold and simple, no confusion but nothing outstanding either. All of the necessary information is there, but little to really draw you in. Where is the interest level?

What’s with all that white space? I understand the idea of keeping things uncluttered and unconfusing, but there’s nothing wrong with utilising the area you have (within reason of course).

As wonderful as Wayne, flash master really is, I think there needs to be a little something more… something to really g.r.a.b. our visitors and make them want to know all about Breheny’s Truckin’ Stuff.

What do you think? Have your say below.

Source: http://gippsland.com/

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