I'm the kind of guy who likes slick and elegent tech. looks to a web page. And I just total love flash sites. But then you don't get the feel of the hard work of regular web design and the challenge. It's all about the challenges. That's where we learn. We struggle then, sure. But when we struggle and FINALLY find the right match, we learn that problem and will be able to cope with it fast.Also something I'd like to see more from sites is the "quick links" everyone is in a hurry now...or I am anyways. Or maybe we know what we are looking for, but can't go to the place with a link because we don't know it. I know from my recent works that I need to make quick links. And to do that, I've got to intagrate it into my design and make it look as good as possible.On top of these two thoughts, is the concept of "filling in the holes". Keep the web sites full of things to do. Expand the design to be compatable with lots of possible features and/or type room.Yet another thing that bothers me is the fact that when the templates released, put a readme with it or help those who are not knowledgeable of coding/graphic designing. Guide them to sucess. Let them learn from it.
