Hey everyone, 

First time posting here, I posted on the facebook group and was suggested to post here after I didn't get much of a response. The bread and butter of this hobby for me is building and designing more so than flying. I wanted to open that up to others for a reasonable price and am now offering custom frame design and RTF quads for €35/€60 respectively. 

But I'm not here to advertise (mostly   ), I'm a builder, not a web designer, and as much time as I've spent on my site raceframe.io there are still many flaws. I would love for some help pointing out those flaws. The time I've put into the site has blinded me!

Sam

First off Im on a mobile device just to clarify.
First thoughts Im in the USA so maybe some €-$ conversion (let it be known I am NO programer lol)
Second would be to make the images for "helpful links" also links/buttons just for user friendlyness
Third, PAT YOURSELF ON THE BACK! Looks great for a guy just starting

The images take up too much space on the About and Services page IMO. The only time I've seen it work properly is on the Apple / Samsung page where they're advertising ONE product / line of product and the image is the product itself.

Definitely downsize the images.
Also your "Services", "About" and "Contact" links at the bottom of the home page (when clicking on the image) only open up the images in a popup, rather than redirect to those pages.

Also, I'd love to suggest a frame for you to design.
The ZMR Slim is a frame that takes ZMR 250 arms and uses them in an X-210 pattern. I think someone should design a frame that takes ZMR 250 arms and lets you use them on an X-pod frame (210 or smaller, as long as it fits 5" props). Would be a great way for people to get into X-pod frames with cheap replaceable arms.

(31-Jan-2017, 03:17 PM)jamesw Wrote: Also, I'd love to suggest a frame for you to design.
The ZMR Slim is a frame that takes ZMR 250 arms and uses them in an X-210 pattern. I think someone should design a frame that takes ZMR 250 arms and lets you use them on an X-pod frame (210 or smaller, as long as it fits 5" props). Would be a great way for people to get into X-pod frames with cheap replaceable arms.

Great idea!
Im going with a QAV-R frame as my first build for that reason.