lecat wrote 1/10 You added a shape, then put on a basic text..

dont forget he added a gradient .....

Too basic for me in my opinion.

IMAGINENATIVE wrote

lecat wrote 1/10 You added a shape, then put on a basic text..

dont forget he added a gradient .....

lol true that! haha did you know he's the GFX Designer on a site starting with Ezee!

haha shows there desperate for GFX

They are ok for a beginner in web design.

Fundamentals of web design: clean and sleek but effective.

1) Better gradients - these are not appealing to the eye, don't mean to sound rude but I'd rather give you honest feedback than cheat you of your potential.

2) Font color - In all honesty, for most of these a white would work. The black gets lost in the darker gradients. Keep visibility in mind

3) Presence - If you give a little inner glow to the shape, it will give a dynamic presence to the badge. Give it a pop rather than a dull gradient with a drop shadow

4) Accent - Use a bolder font, give a more rich feel to the badge. The font is alright now, but fill out the space and it will make it much better

xx502xxmodz wrote

IMAGINENATIVE wrote

lecat wrote 1/10 You added a shape, then put on a basic text..

dont forget he added a gradient .....

lol true that! haha did you know he's the GFX Designer on a site starting with Ezee!

haha shows there desperate for GFX

you know inkz is to so no there not really. we have an very active gfx forum. i also moderate it being a designer. i do better stuff than this i barley post it here because the community sucks