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Hi Chris,
great site, easy to navigate and all. Two things I noticed: First, on the welcome page you write "At Mux guitars we..." on the models page you write "I"... so there's some inconsitency there. Second - and that's probably just me because my daily work has me exposed to statistics all the time: When I read on the welcome page "...the statistical concept...", the first association I made was another statistical concept - 'variance', which is clearly an association you don't want people to make. But again, probably just me
cheers, Christian

Well done Chris! My only critique would be you could use a few more photos. The Marlin seems to be the one model up and ready to go? A few more high quality photos of that one would be good. I did notice a couple lower quality photos on the site also. I think they lower the over all standard of the site. Sound clips or some back ground music wouldn't hurt. Over all. I'm jealous.

Cheers,
Danny

Nice site Chris! I like the simplicity of it.

My only feedback would be regarding the Gallery. More pictures would be good, and also, I would suggest orienting all of the pictures to their native orientation. I hate turning my head sideways

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Jim Hansen

I liked the ease of use. The only thing i did'nt like was the contact link, I would have preferred just a page with your email and stuff other than a window opening up. I don't use outlook for email, and alot of others don't either. Otherwise nice guitars and I know the page will grow.

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Jason Moe
LaCrosse WI 54601

I agree with the e-mail comments. I use gmail and always find outlook links to be a hassle.

I like the site...did you do that yourself? What software did you use if so? I'm about to embark on the same journey and although I've made several websites in the past I'm sure the software is much further down the road than the last time I did it.

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