Website help! Critique and advice please!

I'm not too familiar with web design, but I think it's mostly pretty good.
A couple things: all of the photos should be centered on the homepage. the bottom two look left aligned. it's probably just the second to last one.
On the about page, the logo should be centered in that left column.
I'm not sure if you need the personal bio and picture. there are probably reasons for and against, but I personally would take it out; what you have above seems sufficient. if you think then there will be too little, add more about the company philosophy/processes/etc.
If you really want to keep the bio, I'd change or remove the picture. that one's just kinda weird cause the girl's head is cut off haha. maybe have a picture of you using the sunglasses?

aside from those things it looks good and like you've put a lot of time into it. best of luck!

bigbromskierI'm not too familiar with web design, but I think it's mostly pretty good.
A couple things: all of the photos should be centered on the homepage. the bottom two look left aligned. it's probably just the second to last one.
On the about page, the logo should be centered in that left column.
I'm not sure if you need the personal bio and picture. there are probably reasons for and against, but I personally would take it out; what you have above seems sufficient. if you think then there will be too little, add more about the company philosophy/processes/etc.
If you really want to keep the bio, I'd change or remove the picture. that one's just kinda weird cause the girl's head is cut off haha. maybe have a picture of you using the sunglasses?

aside from those things it looks good and like you've put a lot of time into it. best of luck!

I'm not quite sure what you mean about the homepage pictures being centered?

I've heard it's good to include a personal section to make the company seem more personable. But I agree with you, I should probably get a shot up there with me using the sunglasses, picture can look kind of awkward.

Thanks for the advice!

https://www.twigswoodwear.com/Store/Shades/1/
http://www.wewearwood.com/collections/all-products/products/ocean-blue-bamboo

I like the website. But i know of so many companies selling the exact same product. Maybe try to differentiate yourself from the others.

j-calhttps://www.twigswoodwear.com/Store/Shades/1/
http://www.wewearwood.com/collections/all-products/products/ocean-blue-bamboo

I like the website. But i know of so many companies selling the exact same product. Maybe try to differentiate yourself from the others.

Thanks!

We're different from other companies that sell wooden sunglasses in that we offer our shades at a crazy low price. While they charge close or over $100. And our sunglasses are all wooden, not just with wooden arms.

you need to sell your products for more money

dozerryou need to sell your products for more money

Hmm. Interesting. Just for you, I could make an exception if you wanted to pay more.

TheMortHmm. Interesting. Just for you, I could make an exception if you wanted to pay more.

His point is either your glasses are garbage or you're making zero money. If you have a high end product you and charge a high end price. People spend anywhere from 100-400 on sunglasses and if they don't do that they spend $5-20 at a gas station.

I agree with Heath, but
1) I really like the website design
2)If they're good quality, that's an awesome price
3)You could start making prescription eyeglasses frames?, I haven't seen those made of wood

pussyfooterHis point is either your glasses are garbage or you're making zero money. If you have a high end product you and charge a high end price. People spend anywhere from 100-400 on sunglasses and if they don't do that they spend $5-20 at a gas station.

I can assure you it's a very solid, well-made product. We're not trying to get rich, just put out a cool brand that customers love. I don't necessarily believe in artificially inflating the price of something just to give it a "high end" look. I can understand how it may lead people to believe that our products are gas-station quality, when in reality they are great sunglasses though.

WizerdI agree with Heath, but
1) I really like the website design
2)If they're good quality, that's an awesome price
3)You could start making prescription eyeglasses frames?, I haven't seen those made of wood

Thanks! That's ultimately what I came here for, wasn't sure how the website really worked out to others!

Yeah I'm extremely happy with our final product. Solid feel, the hinges turned out amazing, guaranteed to fit anyone with comfort. Like I just said above, if we've found ways to do it and deliver a better price to the consumer, why not?

We hope to do this in the future, right now it's difficult. But we're planning on meeting with some optometrists to see how/whats the easiest way to go about this. Had a few inquiries of the same nature actually.

TheMortI don't necessarily believe in artificially inflating the price of something just to give it a "high end" look.

This is respectable, one thing you may consider is selling your current shades at the current price, then coming out with a higher end model for a higher price?

ForcilloThis is respectable, one thing you may consider is selling your current shades at the current price, then coming out with a higher end model for a higher price?

Right now, our MO is giving high quality wooden sunglasses at an affordable price, for once. But I do agree with you, as we introduce more expensive/exotic woods, our prices may go up. Although we will offer shades at a low cost indefinitely, we do play on offering slightly more expensive shades. We don't want to rip anyone off though. I'm not about trying to turn a huge profit, just give the consumers something they can dig for a price they can afford.
If someone doesn't buy our product because it's too cheap, then so be it.

ForcilloThis is respectable, one thing you may consider is selling your current shades at the current price, then coming out with a higher end model for a higher price?

Right now, our MO is giving high quality wooden sunglasses at an affordable price, for once. But I do agree with you, as we introduce more expensive/exotic woods, our prices may go up. Although we will offer shades at a low cost indefinitely, we do play on offering slightly more expensive shades. We don't want to rip anyone off though. I'm not about trying to turn a huge profit, just give the consumers something they can dig for a price they can afford.
If someone doesn't buy our product because it's too cheap, then so be it.