[QuangaCEO]

Quanga.com the world's first Social Interactive Marketplace. Quanga.com will change the way you shop online forever. Quanga.com allows users to sell and buy auction or fixed priced items free. Quanga.com also allows users to create a personalized profile to meet, communicate, network, and add shopping buddies every time you logon. Quanga.com even has something for the small business owner Quanga shops allows small business owners to list mutiple products in user defined catagories, with Quanga shops premeir users have the added benefit to track sales, profits, losses, and other sales data.
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Some features Quanga.com boasts are. Free basic listing. No Final Value Fee. No Reserve Fee. No Ad insertion Fee. No Membership Fee.
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"Quanga Bucks" With the Quanga Bucks feature users can earn Quanga Bucks by refering other users and participating in contest within the Quanga.com website. Quanga Bucks can be used toward shipping discounts, listing features and Quanga.com merchandise. Join now to start earning money while shopping.
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"Quanga Wishlist" Users of the Quanga.com website can create wishlists and no they aren't just ordinary wishlists. With a Quanga.com Wishlist you create upto five personalized wishlist which appear on your user profile and can be viewed by anyone on Quanga.com. Users also have the option to make wishlist private or only viewed by friends of the user. Quanga.com wishlists can also be uploaded anywhere html is accepted. If that doesn't make the wishlists cool enough users can purchase items off any users wishlist and those items will be sent directly to the owner of that wishlist. Is this secure you ask Quanga's answer is yes all users personal and financial information is secure with Quanga.com Privacy protection.
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"Quanga Reviews & Previews" In the reviews section of Quanga.com users have the ability to create their own product reviews or previews for any product, users can also upload video reviews to the review section of Quanga.com. Users also have the ability to comment on reviews made by users and ask product related questions.
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"What's Hot Section" What's hot what's fresh and new? Quanga.com knows. In the what's hot section of the website users can find out what products are hot and new. You can also see the most purchased items on the Quanga.com website each week. You can also find out the top five items users are wishing for. Join Quanga.com the only way to shop online
http://quanga.com

[ProLogic]

Your website lacks pizzazz. Needs more friendly looking images. Pictures of people.

[QuangaCEO]

I am adding flash and more interactive features on the homepage. In the next few weeks.

[versas]

Originally Posted by ProLogic

Your website lacks pizzazz. Needs more friendly looking images. Pictures of people.

Quite the contrary.

The site is built quite well and smoothes well with it's industry.

It's pretty, pleasing to the eye, navigation friendly, and most importantly on a professional tier.

I surely hope you were not using your site as a comparison to Quanga.com, as your's lacks nearly all elements of even a grade b website. And yes, we know, it's not finished yet...

[Mikey1205]

Originally Posted by versas

Quite the contrary.

The site is built quite well and smoothes well with it's industry.

It's pretty, pleasing to the eye, navigation friendly, and most importantly on a professional tier.

I surely hope you were not using your site as a comparison to Quanga.com, as your's lacks nearly all elements of even a grade b website. And yes, we know, it's not finished yet...

Ouch....
Anyways looks like a pretty interesting concept, I'd love to see how this one turns out. How much did it cost to get design/coded? (I'm happy if you are not willing to share)

[ProLogic]

Originally Posted by versas

Quite the contrary.

The site is built quite well and smoothes well with it's industry.

It's pretty, pleasing to the eye, navigation friendly, and most importantly on a professional tier.

I surely hope you were not using your site as a comparison to Quanga.com, as your's lacks nearly all elements of even a grade b website. And yes, we know, it's not finished yet...

How can you begin to assume that I am comparing a CSS website with a CMS system. Do you even know anything about web design? The websites colors don't jump out at me and it looks dull. I couldn't spend hours on that website like I can on ebay's. The Category menu should be implemented on a drop down menu instead of taking up a giant space on the right side. If you also knew anything you would of already have realized that it is not a custom script. It was a script purchased off a website, all they had to do was put a logo and add the links. I mainly said what I said because not much was changed. In order to make yourself unique, you must go beyond a template.

[QuangaCEO]

Originally Posted by ProLogic

How can you begin to assume that I am comparing a CSS website with a CMS system. Do you even know anything about web design? The websites colors don't jump out at me and it looks dull. I couldn't spend hours on that website like I can on ebay's. The Category menu should be implemented on a drop down menu instead of taking up a giant space on the right side. If you also knew anything you would of already have realized that it is not a custom script. It was a script purchased off a website, all they had to do was put a logo and add the links. I mainly said what I said because not much was changed. In order to make yourself unique, you must go beyond a template.

Actually you are wrong my friend the design and framework for Quanga.com was created from the ground up. No template here. I had a graphic designer create an image of what I want the site to look after that it was chopped and coded into the Quanga.com framework. The reason I did not use a drop down was because it would become to confusing for users. I wanted something very streamline and easy to use. Thanks for you 2 cents anyway.

[versas]

Originally Posted by ProLogic

How can you begin to assume that I am comparing a CSS website with a CMS system. Do you even know anything about web design? The websites colors don't jump out at me and it looks dull. I couldn't spend hours on that website like I can on ebay's. The Category menu should be implemented on a drop down menu instead of taking up a giant space on the right side. If you also knew anything you would of already have realized that it is not a custom script. It was a script purchased off a website, all they had to do was put a logo and add the links. I mainly said what I said because not much was changed. In order to make yourself unique, you must go beyond a template.

Hey kiddo.

Relax.

Calm your self.

For one, I am superior to any design from the looks of what your site shows.

Pathetic kid.

Not even a template look. Just crap. And you call your self a web designer?

-This is Where I laugh Out Loud>>>>>>>>>>

Anyways.

Do you really think the customers and visitors of any site cares if a site is css or cms or cia or dic or mia or 666 or fla or pms like you? Let alone know the difference?

Yawn.

[ProLogic]

Heh, It's kind of sad to see grown adults fight teenagers. I pity you. As if you really gained something from this. Good day.

[Unreal030]

Good lord...maybe I should forget about entrepreneurship and get a job on this forum as a relationship counselor...I would make a killing.