What did you guys think of Dungeon Stamps?

lrsach01 said:
Zizzlen,
You could try to make your web page more friendly to non-microsoft browsers. I'm using Mozilla Firefox on a Linux box and the text ovelaps. The result is not easy to follow. When would be able to order the stamps on the web?
Ditto, ditto, ditto
 

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The text looks fine to me in Firefox (Mozilla), but the background graphics are spaced out (they don't form one big "orb in a talon", but are separated).

The rollover trick on the menu - I opened the page in IE as well - didn't work for me in Firefox, so there's no way to tell what any of the items mean until you click on them. While the rollover helps, personally I prefer menu items that actually tell you what they link to (like "Products", "Company", "Contact") rather than something that may fit a cool theme but doesn't really tell you anything before you click on it (I believe web designers call that "mystery meat navigation").

Just trying to offer some advice from a potential buyer. Sounds like a cool product!
 

Thanks all

Thanks for the feedback guys, we are trying to get the web site fixed, but it wants to be a "work in progress", to figure. We really appreciate all forms of comments, so keep them coming. For any who are interested, the stamps are now available on-line at e-bay: Go to E-bay If there are any questions you have, please e-mail us at questions@greendragonstudio.com
Thanks,
Matt
 

Joshua Dyal said:
What the heck are they? Just based on the thread title, I envisioned adventurers pulling out their passports at every dungeon they go to to get them stamped...

I just had a vision of a mind flayer dressed as a nazi asking, "Papers, please." :)

The product itself look pretty interesting. It might be something I could use.
 

This product certainly piqued my interest, but it's probably a little pricey at the moment. And yes, I realise that as a startup producing small runs of custom stamps, you probably can't sell them much cheaper than what you do.

Certainly though, before I'd buy anything like this, I'd want to see the designs in some reasonable detail.

Also, you spelled "purchasing" as "perchasing" on your web-site. As an above-board company you should be very careful about that sort of thing, as bad spelling is a common red flag for sites that are not legitimate.

Good luck!
 

Thanks Iron Sheep,
You’re right on the ball. After December we should have enough capital to go into mass production, and of course when that happens the price will be going down. Thanks for the mistake as well, get the web guy on that ASAP.
Matt
 

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