Chandler, does it change your opinion about the subtitle if I say its ok for it to get lost? It's a community site for people that are also a community in real life, ie - they know who they are and the header is more like a reminder rather than a grab for new users.
Essentially, I wanted a dynamic header, but I also wanted it to recede so the content would take precedence. In light of that, does the sub-header still feel unsuccessful visually?
Yeah, I guess it's more legit considering the circumstances. I don't think it's "unsuccesful" visually but I do think that it's a bit tight. I would try and give it a bit more breathing room and I'd even try a sans-serif for the tagline.
As a second suggestion, maybe try knocking out a thick strip of the ampersand and just placing the text right through it. I would also try uncapitalizing "Apart" so that the tagline doesn't feel so lopsided.
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The header has been expanded to span the window and the sub-heading plays with the negative space in the ampersand.
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Update: Tweaked full page here
over 1 year ago
Nice work Matt. I like the the thinner shadow.
over 1 year ago
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Chandler Van De Water
I like the concept, but in the full page design, I think your subtitle is lost because it's too similar in size to the rest of your content.
over 1 year ago
Thanks for the positives, guys!
Chandler, does it change your opinion about the subtitle if I say its ok for it to get lost? It's a community site for people that are also a community in real life, ie - they know who they are and the header is more like a reminder rather than a grab for new users.
Essentially, I wanted a dynamic header, but I also wanted it to recede so the content would take precedence. In light of that, does the sub-header still feel unsuccessful visually?
over 1 year ago
Pro
Chandler Van De Water
Yeah, I guess it's more legit considering the circumstances. I don't think it's "unsuccesful" visually but I do think that it's a bit tight. I would try and give it a bit more breathing room and I'd even try a sans-serif for the tagline.
As a second suggestion, maybe try knocking out a thick strip of the ampersand and just placing the text right through it. I would also try uncapitalizing "Apart" so that the tagline doesn't feel so lopsided.
Just suggestions... good luck broheebo.
over 1 year ago