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Lion Resorts
http://www.lionresorts.com

Category:
Recreation & Travel

Created by:
Velos Advertising in 2002

Rating:
6.3 (3 votes)

Date added:
Apr 12th, 2003

Last updated:
Apr 12th, 2003

Our comments:
Attractive design makes use of warm colors, subtle gradients, elegant headlines, multi-column text, and beautiful animated header graphics.

--Aycan

Nightshade (2) - Apr 27th, 2003 Presentation  7 Graphics  8 Usability  8 Technical  8 Personal Slant  7 Overall 7.6 My experience was rather pleasant. I enjoyed my visit the the site and think it was very successful. Caution: With the exception of the logo tag, your use of typography is rather weak in the Flash splash. The music was stimulating but the loop wasnpt cut at the right spot. icelander (7) - Apr 14th, 2003 Presentation  6 Graphics  7 Usability  6 Technical  7 Personal Slant  4 Overall 6.0 I didn't mind the splash screen. It was a little heavy on the load time. When I came onto the main page and it tells me "welcome back, you have been missed". There is just something not right with that statement if its your first time to that site. As for attractive use of colors. I did like the warm background, and the subtle gradients. Layout stayed pretty well structured. So I didn't get lost in the site. Then again I didn't really want to stay for very long either. zephyr (41) - Apr 13th, 2003 Presentation  7 Graphics  4 Usability  8 Technical  5 Personal Slant  3 Overall 5.4 The first thing I notice about this site, is it has a "Flash Splash" - a splash screen created entirely of Flash - which says to me "We're all about image; not content". The download is heavy on my modem and the status percentage is hardly readable on the count of it being so small. So, I skipped it. The main page put me off - a lot. "Welcome back, you have been missed" greeted me. What? When was I ever there before? And then there's that tacky photo of a family "enjoying" a day out in the sun. Blah. At the top is the Flash navigation bar. Why? DHTML, people. The "Script" font is hardly original and the graphics are of very low quality. Surely, they can do a lot better?