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What does ST think of this website?

Posted by Reluctant Cynic (aka ReluctantCynic) Jul 23 '23, 13:24

I'd say "asking for a friend," but I'd be lying.

Yes, it's an amateurish Squarespace website. That's exactly what we're looking for. But is the content okay? How does the tone of the language come across to y'all?

And where the hell is Sceire when I need him?

https://www.fidoamerica.org/ (www.fidoamerica.org)

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Thank you all! Incredibly much! - Reluctant Cynic Jul 23, 16:38
The font is a good match for the friendly tone. I think donors would be more confident with a visible address, tax ID etc. - Max Jul 23, 14:47
I like it. Tells people what it is front and center. Comes across as heartfelt. Good job. -- nm - Loyola Jul 23, 14:20
I'm missing something. Is this in Oregon or somewhere in the Midwest? -- nm - zunk takes things literally Jul 23, 14:12
The "t" in "together" in the logo on the upper left is cut off. -- nm* - Dano Jul 23, 14:03
flip the cover image as the logo covers the pup's face. too many words and so tiny (i normally bump pages to 150% to read but ...) -- nm - zeitgeist Jul 23, 13:41
"asking for man's best friend" - Beryllium Jul 23, 13:35 3
- I agree. That amount of text would probably work better behind an "About Us" link. Keep the front page short and sweet. -- nm - Dano Jul 23, 14:05
- Yeah. I recognized it as RC’s writing easily and unfortunately he is verbose like me. -- nm - Qale Jul 23, 13:48
- I was going to suggest breaking up the wall of text a bit. I would say bold out "Cue the warm and fuzzies!" as well as "But in the meantime?." -- nm - Krusty Jul 23, 13:38

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