Seeking your color opinions

[stullis]

Second one is better than the first but I think you can do better yet, it's still not real clear.

[Jon Scanlan]

The second one is the one

[TFP Admin]

stullis said Second one is better than the first but I think you can do better yet, it's still not real clear.

I think this next one is better, but with web graphics, it's hard to get real crisp rendering because of the limitations of the individual's own computers and also keeping the file size low enough to allow fast page loads. While the individual graphic may load quickly, when you combine it with a dozen other graphics found on the typical page, the total weight of the page can get cumbersome.

Let's see how this suits you guys (one has the logo reduced to the same size as the tag text lines):

Keep the comments and critiques coming.

Jim

[Tandy Reeves]

Top one.

[Barry Carlton]

I agree, I like the larger tile better.

b

[Bill Watson]

Yep, the top one is better.

Does this seem to be like going to the eye doctor to anyone else?

How about now.... how about now....
Just kiddin' ya T

[Daris Mulkin]

The top one is easier on these old eyes. I can almost see it without my glasses and magnifiying glass.

Daris

[Peter Kodner]

The top one is balanced better, meaning the eye is drawn to the center and not the right edge the bottom one causes.

The bottom one might look better if the ro in Pro is small case.

[rgfloor]

OK, I stayed out of this cause blue is a depressing color.

Now RED is exciting, Green is cool.




Hey, you asked for it with the title!!

[TFP Admin]

Tandy Reeves said Top one.

barrycarlton said I agree, I like the larger tile better.

Bill Watson said Yep, the top one is better.

Daris Mulkin said The top one is easier on these old eyes. I can almost see it without my glasses and magnifiying glass.

Peter Kodner said The top one is balanced better, meaning the eye is drawn to the center and not the right edge the bottom one causes. The bottom one might look better if the ro in Pro is small case.

I think my presentation might be confusing. What I was doing with the differences in the last 2 was to show the top one with larger tile than the tag text and the bottom one with both elements the same height. Below is the original bottom example, except now it fills the block boundaries.

But don't be thrown by the framed presentation either. The finished product may be presented in several different ways, only one of which might be the dark blue background just as you see it. For example:








...among other hair-brained ideas. Oh yeah, the all capital PRO... this site has an emphasis on the flooring professional and the all-caps PRO in the logo has been prominent from the beginning. It's not time yet to change that.

Jim

[rusty baker]

In the lower right hand corner it should read: an enterprise JM project. Might get you some more projects. I mean as part of the logo.

[TFP Admin]

rgfloor said OK, I stayed out of this cause blue is a depressing color. Now RED is exciting, Green is cool. Hey, you asked for it with the title!!

That's right, I did. That's what I want.

I hadn't thought much about green and red was an even more distant thought. Red might be too much of a departure than the current color scheme. But here's a couple examples...

Whataya think?







hmmm... I'm likin' that green.

Jim

[rusty baker]

I like both of those.

[TFP Admin]

How about in comparison to the blue?

[Barry Carlton]

I like the blue first then the green.

b