| Fair warning: Most of this is criticism (constructive, I hope). I'm American and not much of a baseball fan, so I'm certainly not your target audience, but I can give feedback on my impressions. I'm not trying to tear it up - I just want to be helpful. I'm a developer more than a designer, so take my design feedback with a grain of salt. Initial impressions: I'm not wild about the color scheme. The green background in particular sort of messes up the contrast of the rest of the design. The "learn more" link is barely visible on that yellow background, which is probably going to cause conversion problems. Try something like this: http://colorschemedesigner.com/#2v51T2GtNw0w0 You're billing this as a social tool, but you're missing the biggest potential social leg-up - logging in with Facebook/Twitter. You get social connections and reach baked in with that; doing Yet Another Proprietary Login is going to hurt conversions and make mapping your own piece of the social graph harder than you need to. Paddings are inconsistent - the "Predict/Join" button is indented more to the right than other elements relative to box edges. "Overall Standing" has more padding up top than similar elements. This leads to it feeling a bit sloppy. I've got a horizontal scroll bar at 1920x1200, but can't figure out why. Minor annoyance. Sidebar boxes are different widths, which detracts from the page layout. Inconsistent fonts - serif in some places, sans-serif in others - are distracting. From a code perspective, the page is littered with inline styles - you'll find it a lot easier to manage moving forward if you do all your styling in a CSS file via class selectors. I highly, HIGHLY recommend Compass + Sass for this - it will streamline style management like you wouldn't believe. It'll also get you a 960 grid to work on, which can help address a lot of your alignment/padding issues. I have no feel for the market for this sort of thing, but my hunch is that if you can really drive home the social aspect of it - friendly competition between friends - you might have a neat app on your hands. Add in some trophies or badges or ranks or something - you are solidly in "gaming mechanics" land here, capitalize on them to really make the product fun and addictive. |