my list o' crits:
- the glow is indeed too cliche and too much.
- inconsistent: everywhere the site says 'Gigahertz Games' yet the bottom reads: "All content © copyright Gigahertz (Ghz) Games 2008." The Ghz part is not needed I think, apart from that, iirc it's GHz, not Ghz. You may wonder whether your name should be Gigahertz or GigaHertz, but alas..
- The grey logo on top of the website is a bit too Photoshoppy (meaning it looks like a font with tons of blending options, usually way overdone in terms of creativity)
- customer_service@... get real :P In combination with the content and looks of the website you just know that all these email addresses end up with the same person, because it's bleedin' obvious this is a 1-person enterprise. I'd stick to the common info@ or contact@ addresses. It's comparable with your 'CEO' title. You *may* think it looks like 'more', but really: it makes it look 'less'.
- Contact Us! This is basically the same as the previous point, I'm quite sure there *is* no 'us'. You can solve this by replacing 'us' with 'Gigahertz Games' or 'address'.
..but, do with these whatever you want.. :P
- the glow is indeed too cliche and too much.
- inconsistent: everywhere the site says 'Gigahertz Games' yet the bottom reads: "All content © copyright Gigahertz (Ghz) Games 2008." The Ghz part is not needed I think, apart from that, iirc it's GHz, not Ghz. You may wonder whether your name should be Gigahertz or GigaHertz, but alas..
- The grey logo on top of the website is a bit too Photoshoppy (meaning it looks like a font with tons of blending options, usually way overdone in terms of creativity)
- customer_service@... get real :P In combination with the content and looks of the website you just know that all these email addresses end up with the same person, because it's bleedin' obvious this is a 1-person enterprise. I'd stick to the common info@ or contact@ addresses. It's comparable with your 'CEO' title. You *may* think it looks like 'more', but really: it makes it look 'less'.
- Contact Us! This is basically the same as the previous point, I'm quite sure there *is* no 'us'. You can solve this by replacing 'us' with 'Gigahertz Games' or 'address'.
..but, do with these whatever you want.. :P