Yes, thanks both.
I will give them the good news about WebPlus X8. its a pity as the previous chap advised them to get it and then showed them HIS website built with itā¦
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ah! I cant find it now, but I will at some point.
Letās just say the design is very 90sā¦ Maybe 1890ās? Im not sure.
So I had to start with this 90ās design and a colour scheme inspired by VERY BRIGHT Hindi/Nepalese tastes.
SO, as for @Thomasās feedback , thanks! the more white space is a what I intend, but as for white?
erā¦its now just another bootstap blocks site. along with the tedious british font
I realise that this is required for accessibility but maaaanā¦ where is the design flare?
and , thsi site is also going to have to deal with some other stuf too , like
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ha! chew that one up with British font
that is Thank you so much Thomas ā¦ in Hindi (Devengari keyboard. ā¦used, on a mac)
Yes! so, this is also going to have Hindi/Nepalese versions.
ā¦Well, if your going to go out for a swim in shark infested waters, you might as well head for where the sharks are, just to avoid boredom
so, yes, keep up the feedback, now, does anyone know a NICE Organic, flowing web font that is ACTUALLY READABLE? on devices?
I will play with the spacing as @Thomas suggests, on this holding page as its good practice for working out the bootstrap classes and overiding in custom.css, but I also have to make the Proper site and shop!
Oh! which reminds me. They spent some time building up a shopping cart in their program using minicart.js or simplecart.js, I forget which now, but , alas, both seem abandoned.
so, they are currently stuck on a windows IIS server, so does anyone recommend a nice , simple shopping cart that runs in the browser with no php/server backend?
as, its a windows server, no database and i dont want to touch the thing! yuk