Please rate and give your suggestion on my newly created website.

Hi Sagar,

Looking at the site, it looked really clean, so I like that, and I can see you put a lot of work into it. I'm impressed. But going inside of the code, I did have a few comments. I don't know if they're immediately helpful, but may be things you want to consider next time.

1. Limit yourself to 5 external resources

I like to use a couple external resources when designing a website to shorten the dev time and add a little a little flare. Right now you have 19 different resources from external cdn's. That's a bit much, and in the future if you want to modify this code, keeping track of all the cascading styles and javascript hooks is going to be challenging, to say the least.

2. Importing resource inside the head instead of the body

I noticed that a lot of the resources are imported through meta-tags inside the body. Is that on purpose for some reason, like a requirement for working with one of the libraries or frameworks? Those are usually imported in the head of the document, as a semantic best practice, and might improve the readability of the code.

3. Cleaning up id's you don't need

I ran DOM Monster, a analysis tool for website efficiencies, and it's saying you have a lot of id's here you're not using. I think you may be using a CSS preprocessor on this project, do to the way the CSS rules are organized. Utilize it's ability to split the CSS into small, readable chunks, and then try to factor down the id's and classes you're not using. It will improve browser performance for you and prevent some unforeseen behavior.

4. The grid system and responsiveness

Sometimes, in changing the size of my window, I'm losing some of the clarity in your grid structure, things aren't aligning right, or I'm getting elements that accidentally overlap with neighboring headings. Sometimes it's as simple as a clearfix, or if you're using bootstrap, switching the size of grid elements from md to sm, or something along those lines. Again, this would be a lot easier to track down without so many outside stylesheets dropping hundreds of rules in on top.

It's a really good looking website, Sagar, and I wouldn't get crazy about going back and changing a lot. But you might want to simplify for the next project, decide on a few well chosen resources, and stick to working around those. A lot of what you're dropping in could be done with a little CSS rule or two and a few lines of well thought out javascript, and the site would be infinitely more maintainable and faster. I could be wrong, but if I am, it's still not harmful advice for the next project. This one's impressive and looks good, though. I hope that was helpful and good to hear, and Happy Coding!

Nicolas

Hey Sagar, Good Job, on the site

• I like the layout of information.. its simple and clear

• like the use of a little parallax

Here are my recommendations

• Need to up-date the design Ideally one should be designing with a concept in mind (like flat, minimal, rustic ,etc design). It shows that the company is future forward yet in sync with times.

• Mix and Match I don't know if you have noticed ... some of your icons (ie top-arrow) are flat designed, where as technologies section isn't... this creates a sense of confusion for any viewer.

• Color Scheme In the header your using white and blue... on footer its white and grey... and then there are some sudden red buttons and B&W icons...

• Typeface For your interactive buttons/text your need a bolder typeface(font)

• Issues I don't know if its just my screen but your icons look like they have a black border, this isn't soothing at all.

In General

1. I suggest that you read up, or browser element on flat design and minimal design.

2. Second to unify your icon pallet I'd suggest you incorporate a web app called Fontastic to manage, update and customize your icons, rather than using plain old svg's

Keep working on it... its little to early to call it finished (in my opinion). Good Luck

I've only had a quick look Sagar but one glaring omission to me for the UX part of your question is the lack of an actual contact form - I can see you have put the details for contacting the company their but an actual contact form would make it much simpler for a potential client.

Thanks everyone for spending your precious time reviewing my site.Each and every point you guys have mentioned is an eye opener for me..For me every answer is the best.But I need to select one.So please excuse me on this part.Once again thanks a ton guys.