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@Pope1402555

Not exactly a design issue, but on usability -
The site says it is FREE, but when you click 'VISIT DOWNLOAD PAGE' the pop-up asks for a donation. What if I don't want to donate before trying the software? There should be another option like 'CONTINUE' or 'CANCEL' so that the user can actually visit the download page and download the software, if is he / she doesn't donate.

So I'd recommend redesigning the layout of the pop-up and including another button as suggested.

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@Carla748

Great design! I especially like the atom animation at the right.

I like your colors. As an alternative you could use a dark blue for the background. This gives the page a deepness like the night blue sky:



I used Colorizr.js to play with your color palette. If you would like to fine-tune your colors use the following settings that fit your page:



The colors are from top to bottom: rgb(25, 33, 44), rgb(14, 191, 14), rgb(212, 212, 212), rgb(26, 40, 60), rgb(26, 40, 60)

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@Deb5748823

You won't win the designer of the year for that. But the less there is, the less there is to dislike I guess.

Your yellow version of the icon has ellipses taller than wide:



It is weird looking and even weirder as a mustard on gray when it is put in the browser tab icon. If you are going to make a browser tab icon then just make it dark gray or black.

It seems like there is just one thing to click on which is "visit download page". If that's all you have, why isn't it the page?

It asks for money but my browser doesn't give anything else. Maybe it does in your browser, but I use TorBrowser and you all should too. NSA is evil. Anyway, for what it is worth, it just pops up a dialog and does nothing.

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@Becky351

I think the website design works. I like your transitions for the header links. Clear and concise communication.

Color palette reminds me of a nutrition company or similar.

I think font choice works well for tech-related website. I would probably scrap the serif face for a complimentary sans-serif face, but that's purely personal taste.

Also, I noticed that in terms of responsiveness, a dropdown might be useful in your headers when viewed on small screens (mobile). As I am new to the coding side of graphic design, I thank you for including the source files. I will probably dissect it and learn some of the header transitions you implemented.

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