New Mini-Site, Should I Dump Him or Keep Him?

[nythemes]

having seen all of the mini-sites development services, and reading all of the reviews, there was still a bitter taste in my mouth, so i took a gamble with a new freelacer, here is what he came up with, you can see it at

creditscore.pl,

i know its a cctld, but im bouncing a few ideas for it, no doubt it needs much more content, but on first look tell me what do you think? a second opinion is important, should i keep him or dump him?

 

[henniemeijer]

I am not capable of judging development work, besides saying that it looks much nicer than most minisites, good English content, but if you ask whether you should keep the developer or not, than you may want to mention the price you paid and whether you delivered the content/ads or you just came with the domain and the developer took care of everything else.

 

[danBoT]

first things first is creditscore.pl an actual TM if not then do not claim that is it. Second the site looks good with decent content. I would personally keep this one going and like you said it needs more content but thats easy or cheap write more yourself or pay someone .

 

[dman_2007]

Looks more like a fully developed site instead of a minisite, very nice design. As far as retaining the freelancer is concerned, it all depends on how much you paid. Work seems to be of good quality, if the price is within your budget then keep him.

Another thing, is it easy to add new content?

 

[nythemes]

thanks for your comments guys, i just delivered the domain he did the rest, i'll pass on to him your thoughts

@dman yes it's very easy to add content, it runs on wp,

@danstevenson, it's an unregistered trademark hence the TM and not R, it's safe to say that im the only one using it in the world with the .pl extension, i have read up some on the subject but im not a lawyer, do you there is something illegal with doing so?

 

[danBoT]

im not sure and its probly not illegal just in a sense false marketing.

 

[exponent]

There are a few minor changes I would make *you're loosing a huge ad area at the top* and I would consider fixing some of the "dead space" at the bottom of the page. Other than that, it looks nice and well developed.