My website without bells and whistles

[tvaeli]

My spiritual-scientific-art work without bells and whistles:

• https://spireason.neocities.org/minimalist

Leo Gura explained me: "nobody would come to your website with these rotating shimmers, neon chakras".

This is now the second version of "minimalist.html" version I made for whoever Leo was talking about, and who might be at this website:

• This is permanent link but not very advertised; yet it was once at top of google results about my website so eventually, a number of people might have liked this.
• It has rotating background removed.
• It has one rotating effect removed ("Alchemotesimal" button has rotating sodiac image at default loader page).

It has all new updates, including music player with some Viking songs I added today: not very reliable unless you specifically keep the main page open, but it could still be amusement or mood-builder; after some Viking songs come the germanese Freyan songs.

[Yimpa]

I have absolutely no idea what’s going on. Very unique….

[Carl-Richard]

9 hours ago, Yimpa said:

I have absolutely no idea what’s going on. Very unique….

Schizo-autism.

[Joshe]

@tvaeli I have to agree with Leo. I've been involved with website design for a couple decades now, and there's something called visual design fundamentals and user interface (UI) design fundamentals. You're breaking many rules. 

A complex UI only works after the user has bought in and has a reason to explore it. Your homepage or landing page should be about selling the idea/making the offer clear. 

So I'd go back to AI with something like: 

- Can you take screenshots of my site and let me know what design and UI fundamentals are violated? 
- Can you help me get clear on the offer so we can figure out how to present this?
- Can we explore information architecture?

FYI, sounds/music should be very intentional with websites. You definitely don't want to have users hear viking songs when they come to your site. This isn't mere opinion. 

Edited 6 hours ago by Joshe

[Joshe]