Wanted: Website Review New Domain Site

[fastworld]

Just finished a new site for some of my domains.
Any constructive thoughts appreciated
ClassicDomains.co.uk

 

[mallymally is verified member.]

I like it, looks professional.

Only suggestion I'd make is when you select a domain name, that the bottom bottom of the page is removed.

 

[fastworld]

great, thanks. Ill look at that

 

[EdwinEdwin is verified member.]

I'd remove the obvious trademarks from your listings. They don't give the right impression - certainly they don't look professional (and having them all together makes it easy for anyone setting up a DRS to find other infringing cases to demonstrate a "pattern of behaviour")

Given the calibre of the rest of your names, I'd advocate dropping them entirely as they do you no favours - but at the very least don't display them on the same site as your generics!

 

[MurrayMurray is verified member.]

I don't like it.

If the main point of the site is clearly displaying your domains and making it easy for people to contact you about them, for me it's doing a bad job.

Too much going on that isn't important, distracting.

 

[martin-s]

The paging would be better if it was based on the first letter of the domain, rather than an arbitrary number.

 

[spiderspider]

My Thoughts:

1. View our domains page is not easy to read. Either have the domains as a list, or all on white background / all on blue. Not chequered, as this leads the eye to just focus in on one. Add more domains per page.

2. When you click a domain, it brings up a little bit of info in the slider area. It took me ages to find this, as that area hadn't been used in my experience so far, and I was expecting the info to be where the domain names were.

3. Its loading on my screen with a massive footer.

Otherwise, not bad

 

[fastworld]

I'd remove the obvious trademarks from your listings.

agreed

My Thoughts:

1. View our domains page is not easy to read. Either have the domains as a list, or all on white background / all on blue. Not chequered, as this leads the eye to just focus in on one. Add more domains per page.

2. When you click a domain, it brings up a little bit of info in the slider area. It took me ages to find this, as that area hadn't been used in my experience so far, and I was expecting the info to be where the domain names were.

3. Its loading on my screen with a massive footer.

Otherwise, not bad

1 & 3 sorted.

Thanks for your opinions

 

[blether]

I'd put in place some check of the query string, otherwise it's easy to be malicious:

http://tinyurl.com/l3jgs3z

At least check against a text file or other structured list of the domains you actually own.

 

[fastworld]

I'd put in place some check of the query string, otherwise it's easy to be malicious:

http://tinyurl.com/l3jgs3z

At least check against a text file or other structured list of the domains you actually own.

Thanks but a bit beyond my skills!
Got the specchars bit in to stop scripts running but thats as far as my php goes.
Thanks anyway.

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

I'm going to make a few assumptions, mostly being that your domains are currently stored in a database then pulled out for the site listings, and you know how to run queries and access the result.

You can add a simple check when loading the page with a query like

"select domain from database where domain="$cleansubmitteddomain" LIMIT 1; "

once this is run and returned, you can use something like

$num_rows = mysql_num_rows($dom);
if(!$num_rows=1){
//load generic search page, with sorry domain not found error or not
}else{
//load current sale page as normal.
}

Its a quick dirty fix for the problem

Thanks but a bit beyond my skills!
Got the specchars bit in to stop scripts running but thats as far as my php goes.
Thanks anyway.