Your menu bugs out, it shows webcomics drop down when I take my mouse over the forum section. That's the only bug I've encountered.
One of the major issues I have with the site is how everything take so much space. SO MUCH SPACE! Sitting on a wide-screen laptop I have to scroll for ages to get down to where I can see more than top 3 news articles (4 with the featured article). The whole design is very blocky too, no gradient makes it rather uncomfortable to look at the menus and articles. No lines make the design a little chaotic. You can't really tell one column and articles content (news and comment tag) from the other unless you memorize it, because there are no clear line between the two.
But as I said, the space. It's horrible, you are making everything take so much space. I know webdesign 101 says that you shall have some space or "air" in your design, but you got to stop listening to the space personality core. Too much of something is never good. "then what about candy?" you say, no, too much candy makes you sick.
The large space between objects is also making it very white, almost hospital sterile we're all going to die very soon white. I can do the "ctrl -" trick to make the site smaller to clear the huge space consumption of your objects. I have done that now, but the overwhelming white is just too much then.
I have to admit that the new features are great. I like the newsfeed, the new menu is also great with the dropdown. But as mentioned earlier, you need some gradient or textures. The clear colors are so sterile. The ps3, xbox and so forth in the top menu is a little overkill though as most your articles is of general interest to everyone and after the mid week article rush.. you don't really update the site THAT often that you need separate sub sections for every console.
"Hmmm. Hmmmmmm. Hmm. Hmmmmm. Space!
Ohmygodohmygodohmygod! I?m in space!
Space? SPACE! I?m in space.
Where am I? Guess. Guess guess guess. I?m in space.
There?s a star. There?s another one. Star. Star star star. Star.
Getting bored of space.
Bam! Bam bam bam! Take that, space."
Indeed space personality core, bam bam! Take that, space!
One of the major issues I have with the site is how everything take so much space. SO MUCH SPACE! Sitting on a wide-screen laptop I have to scroll for ages to get down to where I can see more than top 3 news articles (4 with the featured article). The whole design is very blocky too, no gradient makes it rather uncomfortable to look at the menus and articles. No lines make the design a little chaotic. You can't really tell one column and articles content (news and comment tag) from the other unless you memorize it, because there are no clear line between the two.
But as I said, the space. It's horrible, you are making everything take so much space. I know webdesign 101 says that you shall have some space or "air" in your design, but you got to stop listening to the space personality core. Too much of something is never good. "then what about candy?" you say, no, too much candy makes you sick.
The large space between objects is also making it very white, almost hospital sterile we're all going to die very soon white. I can do the "ctrl -" trick to make the site smaller to clear the huge space consumption of your objects. I have done that now, but the overwhelming white is just too much then.
I have to admit that the new features are great. I like the newsfeed, the new menu is also great with the dropdown. But as mentioned earlier, you need some gradient or textures. The clear colors are so sterile. The ps3, xbox and so forth in the top menu is a little overkill though as most your articles is of general interest to everyone and after the mid week article rush.. you don't really update the site THAT often that you need separate sub sections for every console.
"Hmmm. Hmmmmmm. Hmm. Hmmmmm. Space!
Ohmygodohmygodohmygod! I?m in space!
Space? SPACE! I?m in space.
Where am I? Guess. Guess guess guess. I?m in space.
There?s a star. There?s another one. Star. Star star star. Star.
Getting bored of space.
Bam! Bam bam bam! Take that, space."
Indeed space personality core, bam bam! Take that, space!