Can you check out my website?!

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I can tell it is a dating website but nit everyone can just tell that. It does need something more visual and eye catching as well.

Hi, here's my 2 cents on your site....

My first impression of the site was it's very confusing. I didn't quite understand what your site was about. It mentioned dating, but directly above that, it has links for "News", "Videos", "Games", etc. After seeing how "busy" your homepage was, my first thought was "dating script", so I did a little searching into your source code & discovered you're using a dating website script called Chameleon, which is fine. I checked out their site & they seem like they have a pretty good product. But I think (and again, just my opinion) neither your site, nor your business plan, are ready for prime time just yet.

The nice thing about this Chameleon script you've setup, is according to their FAQ section, you can fully customize any design or code you wish. So do it. Make it your own. Or if you 're not sure how to handle customizing, hire a designer and/or a developer to help. Upwork.com is a good place to find these resources.

The first thing I'd do, is take a step back & think about what kind of dating site you want this to be. As it is now, you're offering a general dating site, open to anyone in the world. You may be envisioning a particular region/country, but on your signup page, your "Country" field allows anyone from anywhere. That's a bit of a wide net you're casting. Try to narrow down the region you're targeting and be sure your website reflects this properly. The 2nd question is do you want to be a general dating site, or do you want to focus on a dating niche? If you go the general route, you're up against stiff competition. Match, eHarmony, PlentyOfFish, etc. There's a bunch of niche dating sites that work well and profit. You can have a niche about literally anything, and avoid the competition of these big sites. Gluten Free dating, Star Wars Fan dating, Handicapped dating, etc. It's completely up to you on what route you take, whether it be general or a niche, but just wanted to toss it out there. Ask yourself what will your dating website do better than others? Why would a single person want to sign up with you over a competitor?

When it comes to your design, like I said, it's too busy right now. Eliminate all of that. You have 2 main goals on your homepage. Create an experience where users can instantly tell what you're offering, and get them to sign up as soon as possible. Go to Match.com's website for example. Photos of singles, a slogan, and a signup form. That's it. It's focused on getting you to sign up quickly, before you have a chance to slip away. If Chameleon offers similar templates or if you can customize yours, I'd recommend trying something similar.

Anyway, like I said just my 2 cents. Hope I offered some tips that help. Best of luck!