You have a very subtle drop shadow on the right side cards/boxes. I noticed that only one or two images on the main part of the pages have a matching drop shadow. I would also apply the drop shadow to those images, and content boxes.

• You might want to replace the current logo with this one ...
• When I look at the site/page full screen, an empty image box and a green mobile navigation-button appears right underneath the main menu.
http://coffeecup.rvanheukelum.com/three-oaks-screenshot.png
• I'd try to completely fill the hero ... now there's this purple area, which looks like the image just isn't big enough.
• Switch to mobile navigation around the 768px breakpoint, not smaller
• In mobile view the footer text runs outside the viewport
• In mobile view (on the home page) there's 2 logo's above each other
• In mobile view there doesn't seem to be an option to close the menu, only to open it
• For body text you should use a font size of about 16px to be readable, certainly when the font is this thin

This should get you started ...


– Richard

They look great!
My one suggestion would be to get rid of the dropshadows/boxshadows completely.

– Richard

at large view ports (1900px +) there is something wrong the site displayes an "image placeholder" and the menu hamburger,, also at those larger screen sizes you could consider making the rows a little wider (maybe 1400 or 1500px) because from a visual point of view,, just a tad too narrow for those larger screens,, (that would also allow for a bit more size on your text

Amazing recommendations for http://threeoaksvineyard.com/!

1. Large view ports (1900 px) images corrected (thank you Wayan).
2. Modified logo installed. Wow, thank you for making those changes to the logo pic Richard! That looks so much better. I believe the two logo's problem on the mobile home page is corrected. I'll be working on changing the mobile break point, option to close the mobile menu and increasing the body text next.
3. Bill G - I like all of your recommendations! They will take me a little while, but I plan to go through and see how best to incorporate. I am not quite sure I really understand how heading tags work with search engines, so I need to do a little more research to understand and update.

This is such great fun to do ... a collective effort:)

— Richard

I agree with you!!!!

So my first use of the Responsive Site Designer software very nice. It takes a second to understand. A better way to do WYSIWYG. Need more info on traveler code for pictures. I like the way they change.
www.HappyLittleGreens.com Thanks.

A very nice site, Karl. If I had lived closer, you would have got me as a customer.

Karl, on the products pg one of the images loaded very slow I watched it slowly load in its place. Viewed image downloaded image it was 2.3 M suggest make images file size much smaller fast loading is important.