Here is my two cents for ya:
Colors are great, try to either stick with a purple with a tint of blue or a tint of red however.
Take down the overall font size and try something more... round, like Helvetica or Century Gothic for example. Rounded fonts are easy on the eyes or simply pick a serif font and stick with it.
Logo is a great, simple, flat design, I love it.
The top navigation is very well done and appealing.
Listen to Koly's advice. The myVMK Pal website is wonderfully done.
Colors are great, try to either stick with a purple with a tint of blue or a tint of red however.
Take down the overall font size and try something more... round, like Helvetica or Century Gothic for example. Rounded fonts are easy on the eyes or simply pick a serif font and stick with it.
Logo is a great, simple, flat design, I love it.
The top navigation is very well done and appealing.
The simplicity is nice, but it feels a little too "in your face" if that makes sense... Objects feel too large for the screen.
Keep up the work though
Keep up the work though
Anytime Alex *chuckle because my name is Alex*, just let me know of any questions or feedback you would like in the future! I've been doing graphics and web design for years and while I did take some college courses on it, programming is my passion. I'm always willing to help spread the things I do know. 
Thanks for your post.
I can really see your point about my design not fitting. I guess what I was going for was a futuristic VMK; the generic newsletter says "January 1, 2015" (sorry, a little product of my unnecessary perfectionist moments). But the point is that it's set in the future.
I may make another design that is less modern. If I do, I will have to put extra thought into making a website that is not as flat look good to people. Nonetheless, I'll still have fun with it, and I thank you again for your post. I've already got some good ideas.
-Alex
I can really see your point about my design not fitting. I guess what I was going for was a futuristic VMK; the generic newsletter says "January 1, 2015" (sorry, a little product of my unnecessary perfectionist moments). But the point is that it's set in the future.
I may make another design that is less modern. If I do, I will have to put extra thought into making a website that is not as flat look good to people. Nonetheless, I'll still have fun with it, and I thank you again for your post. I've already got some good ideas.
-Alex
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I appreciate the work you put into this. But i do suggest to keep the font in the H1-H4 ranges. Anything more will become too extreme. Keep your main titles as H1 and then range it from importance using H2 to H4.
Also, this looks like it was done in photoshop, do you have actual html and css experience? If so, i suggest getting yourself a free atspace.co.cc site and give this site idea using all these great suggestions life.
Also, this looks like it was done in photoshop, do you have actual html and css experience? If so, i suggest getting yourself a free atspace.co.cc site and give this site idea using all these great suggestions life.
Very useful advice; I'll keep this in mind.
This was indeed done in Photoshop; I currently don't have any HTML or CSS experience (but I should get some next school year). I've bookmarked the website you provided; thank you.
-Alex
This was indeed done in Photoshop; I currently don't have any HTML or CSS experience (but I should get some next school year). I've bookmarked the website you provided; thank you.
-Alex
http://courses.tutsplus.com/courses/web-design-for-beginners
This is adequate. It's not free but its still the best on the web right now. You will learn everything you need in this tutorial since HTML is a VERY easy language. CSS is a little tricker but is most important but still easier than anything else other than HTML. After you learn HTML and CSS, go check out Javascript. After you master those three, you will have the ability to create any site you want however you want.
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