I don't want to be mean, but come on man, look at it. It looks terrible; it looks like a scrapbook with the white outlines poorly cut around the product images.
This doesn't scream "
Europe’s leading boutique animation distributor". I can't imagine the Anime Limited staff sitting around a table and thinking this looks good, and giving it the green light. I actually think I prefer the older design, it was bad too, but it wasn't this bad.
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Compare the above to something like Eureka Entertainment, it's so much cleaner and tidier:
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I don't think I can go over everything but here's some notes I made after viewing it for a short space of time (looking on mobile in vertical & on 1440p desktop) if anybody disagrees feel free to let me know as I'm slightly rusty on the web-dev front:
Title wise too much padding round the container, it'd be better to add less & add a little more to the icons/burger menu as they seem to be flex-between with 0 padding or margin. On desktop the navigation menu is very squashed together, there's plenty of untapped real-estate left & it could all benefit from being a bit bigger (the social media icons are tiny for me). A little transition animation when clicking to open the menu items would be nice too and the text inside may as well be centered & larger for convience (don't have to move mouse so much).
Carousel & main layout is very janky, the blue background sections don't really make sense the way they're aligned & they've tried to squeeze too many game cases on the screen whilst the font size is too big & yet also seems to have very squashed letter-spacing.
The carousel & boxes in general are far too sharp, they should be more consistent with the logo & maybe have a thin border, definitely some border-radius at least to round the corners.
H2's need to be more central, it's a bit weird seeing them at the left edge, at least offset them more to the middle & "view all" should be more prominent, at least a heavier font-weight again with more letter-spacing as you want people to know there's more.
Using the angled boxes doesn't work if you're clipping them top & bottom, they also need to look a little sharper & remove some of the left over white colouring on the edges; for AL I'd just go with front shots, you can always carousel them to have a side shot, contents shot & back shot on each entry for the user to go through, or even just keep them on the actual product page (In the case where you're paying more for extras make that the primary).
Margin & padding on the footer are huge & it's a bit confusing having stuff like the Navigation (again) in the footer. The social media icons in it are also tiny and the copyright etc could do with being a bit bigger & again, less squished.
On mobile you can drag outside the carousel to shift the site, overflow-x issue maybe?
The navigation on the carousel etc is too small compared to the rest e.g. < 3/4 > should be bigger. It's also unclear what content is in what section visually as there's not enough visual separation (white space doesn't count).
General alignment, especially vertically is just inconsistent, some containers are bigger than others, some have more padding.
Hover is a little too subtle on buttons (anchor tags) it's not bad but a slight colour shift & a little more transform scale % would help, there's also no working :active on it for when it's clicked (if someone's net is a bit slower they might click multiple times due to lack of feedback there) they also have a tonne of top padding.
Colour wise the scheme is kinda all over the place. Black & 2 shades of blue that don't really go together, pure white backgrounds are always a no-no, on some screens they can be painfully glaring and some weird purple scheming at the bottom with text colour that really doesn't go as the weight is too thin & the colour isn't complementary to the purples. That latest news section does actually have a separator above (again looks to be a different shade of blue), it seems kinda a weird place for latest news too though.
Some of the carousel text is the same colour as the background or nearly the same so it's nigh on invisible if not completely. There seems to be some issues with missing buttons too.
There's a good use of some global variables so why are they being overriden or not utilised for stuff like that?
I really hope they didn't pay for this & it's somebody learning to code; in which case I hope this is taken as constructive feedback & don't get disheartened because it's far easier to point stuff out than to build a site (not that I'm an expert myself.)
