site for musican/producer

[n0sleeves]

www.rockybourgoyne.com

Processwire is awesome. Period. Using Form Builder and Markup Simple Navigation Module for navigation. Simple use of the CMS thus far, but am looking forward to doing more advanced things in the future with it.

[MatthewSchenker]

Greetings,

Very nice site. The various pieces knit together really well. Your logo works really nicely with the general imagery you chose for the site. I like how you arrange all the major pages and provide intuitive sub-page navigation. These pages feel like we are following your story naturally. This works especially well in the "About" section. And by the way, you really let us into your soul here!

Comments:

- Couple of typos. "Music" page: "Critisism" instead of "Criticism." "About" page: "invisisble" instead of "invisible."

- Your main navigation does not indicate the "active" page. This is important since your pages don't contain the menu title (for example, the "About" page does not literally say "About").

- The switch to Tumblr for your blog feels awkward. This may be my personal thing (I never liked Tumblr blogs).

Looking forward to seeing where you take this next!

Thanks for sharing,

Matthew

[n0sleeves]

Hi Matthew! Thank you very much for the compliments, and also taking the time to read through the pages I need a better spell checker indeed. 
I have since made the corrections. Thank you very much for noticing. As for the "Active Page State", I haven't decided yet how I wanted to implement on the main navigation (want to do something different). The number of pages are so small, I figured I could get away with it for a while  

As for the external link to Tumblr. I don't necessarily like it either, but I was pressed for time. I definitely enjoy using Tumblr for blogging, and their mobile app makes it quick and painless. However, I want to eventually pull the Tumblr posts into the main site so visitors will never have to leave. I haven't figured the easiest programming route to take with that as of yet, but I will as soon as I get a better handle on pulling API data from other sites

[diogo]

Although Tumble has a great API, making it really easy to pull things to your website, personally I don't think you should do it without considering that you will lose all the social things that Tumblr has to offer. You can, of course, style the tumblr blog to fit better visually and you should definitely have, either a link back to the website, or even all the navigation on the blog.