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It became more readable with the blue colour. Sometimes I feel it is "too big" because both images and text are larger than on many other blogs and it is quite obvious because the comments are in a smaller size. On the other hand, it makes the post easier to read.

It's easy to navigate and I like the mix of personal and travel facts and it's not always easy to find that mix. It's easy for it to be one or the other, but I think you get it right. Then again, it's very difficult to satisfy all tastes - someone may only like exotic travel, someone else only the personal and the third is an inveterate motorhome fan. But you're doing a great job, so keep it up!
Hugs

First of all, my McAfee anti-virus software is deleting you. The site contains viruses and other things. I still click around and visit your site almost every day.
Reads everything, has read what is in the header. The appearance is normal. But it is the content that is interesting and coincides with my interests. I have become a little less curious now that the motorhome is in the garage and you are doing your job in a different way. I'm not interested in Christmas markets per se, but Helena's photos are always so nice, so I check anyway. I like your blog but miss the motorhome blog.

What do you think of our header: Shows what you want to convey?
What do you think of the general look of the blog? Clean and tidy
What do you think about readability? Good easy-to-read text
How do you think it is to find the blog? Easy menu not hard to find in
What do you think of the content? You are good at communicating about travelling and facts.
What do you want to read more or less about?: I think you have a good mix in your articles.
Do you have any other comments? Have been on your blog for a long time commenting would also like to say you give back.

I repeat what I said before: I miss the "magnification" option on your texts. I suffered from galloping cataracts and a severe visual impairment. I was still able to read the text with the help of magnifying glasses and the possibility to increase the size of the text, which you can do on almost everything on the internet. But not with you, where the size is as it is. Now I've had surgery and can see better again, but I couldn't enter your site for a long time, the text was simply too small for me. It is very useful to be "visually impaired" as badly as I was - only then do you realise what a handicap it is in everyday life. I am also not so amused by Christmas markets and also by countries where I cannot speak the language so Croatia as an example is lost on me. I mostly like the travel reports with Freedom and your fates and adventures there. Then I have worked in an advertising agency and of course have views based on that experience. I think the header is cluttered with a cut-in aeroplane, text on a slant, a sailboat that looks like it's in very shallow water and could drive up onto a sandy beach at any time, and a mixture of negative (white) and black text. You have wonderful pictures that you spoil us with. Plus your cool campervan which is really unlike any other. I would focus on that and refine it a bit. A tip is to avoid negative text - there is even research that shows that it is more difficult for the brain to interpret white text against a darker background. And it's even worse if there are subjects in the image. Otherwise, it is very fun and interesting to read here and especially you Helena, write very good Swedish! And I agree with those who think you are exemplary in responding to comments. THAT is a great advantage and very professional!

Blue is calming. I have green and some blue in my blog.
Your header is informative, perfectly OK. And I like the rest of the layout. I think the text is easy to read. And as for the size, I magnify on the computer itself, because my eyesight is sensitive, so it works.
Super professional pictures and like them in large format. And fun to "look in" to you sometimes, you keep a professional style but still offer yourself privately, and it feels welcoming. Fun to follow your travels on my screen 😀.
I like to get feedback on my comments with you 😉 it's always a matter of interaction, to get readers 😉.
Good mash, as they say here in Lisch 😀.

I think your blog is an example on three points in particular;
- Professional images, which we appreciate.
- The blog is written in very good Swedish.
- It is easy to find the "history" if we have a sudden interest in a particular destination you have written about in the past.
The mix of travelling and everyday life is also nice to see.
I think the idea of a blog for constructive criticism between bloggers is very good. It's so easy to become complacent and follow the same old path when small simple changes can make everything so much better.
By the way, your early morning posts can continue to brighten up my commute to work!

Very nice picture of Peter "at home". I like the little personal touch you
posts from time to time; makes me feel, like we are familiar. 🙂
Like to get feedback on comments.

I read your blog every morning; wondering "What will it be today?"
I think it's fantastic that you write every day. I have nothing
interest in motorhomes - you know how I feel about them. 🙂
I skip the parking spaces and the like. You don't have to read everything.
Your photos are prefessional; a delight to look at.

Regarding the header - it IS plodding. No satisfactory collage. FREEDOM stands there at a gate opening.
in an ugly old fence. The ground: neither sand nor grass.
Makes me think of a family in a small town in Nevada....
asked how they came to live there. "Well, our
trailer broke down, and we couldn´t afford to fix it."

Suggest you bypass palm trees and sandy beaches - please!

My owners do not have much experience with this so it is difficult to say plus and especially minus.
But they like your personal approach to writing. Getting the reader interested in your text, which you do very well. I now follow your blog every evening and find your travel stories interesting.
I like the layout of the page and that you comment on each image with less text, it is clear.
Something that is also appreciated by you is to get feedback on what you write and the owner has tried to emulate my blog.
It was actually you who got the owner to start blogging as he thought your post from Elmia was interesting as you gathered some bloggers on one of the evenings.

I like your blog and have been following it for a long time. I think the header is messy and the white text, I would skip. The blue colour is more restful to the eye than the red, but the eye is drawn to the combination of blue and red. Started following you from the motorhome perspective, but also enjoy reading about other trips. Always fun to get tips on different sights, dishes, etc. The text size is good and the pictures are nice. Today's picture with Peter's workplace is very nice. Hugs

Answer: You see, I read your comment thread;-)
I don't know much about free programmes, unfortunately, but I know that Paint is one that many bloggers do wonders with/in. However, I don't know the programme.

But I assume that you use a photo editing programme - Photoshop/Photoshop Elements perhaps. There you should be able to do all the things you are thinking about. At least I do it in my blog, which is much less professional than yours and not the same genre either. Photoshop Elements costs SEK 599 at Dustin right now.

I think it's a bit funny - we disabled people and Ruth (who has great views and is so wonderfully straightforward - love that woman) don't like the header, while others like it a lot. Sometimes you can wonder how important a header really is. You notice this when you have posted a new header and no one comments on it... Then you almost become "sad" if you say so.

I think that partners (and we professionals) pay much more attention to the header than your "regular" readers do.

Now that I have read more comments, I can only agree to praise the use of language with you, not only with you Helena ("nobody is perfect", but you are (have never seen a spelling mistake in your posts - professional injury again ...), but also with Peter who has "IT" when it comes to writing personally and with a twinkle in the eye. He is somehow "bolder" and more forward if you know what I mean. You complement each other perfectly!)

PS. Not a bad idea to have a "professional" look at the header, but if you have PS Elements you should be able to do it yourself. Otherwise you can always ask me;-) DS.

Gimp is a good image editing programme, which is free.
http://the-gimp.sv.softonic.com/ The programme can be described as an advanced image editing programme that allows you to do many of the things you might typically look for in Photoshop.

So great to get feedback from readers. Do your readers want to go in and think about mine too 😉 🙂 🙂 .
I agree with most people here above. You follow you both because you are personal, have good pictures, and good info. Regardless of the header, you have your followers anyway :).

I think the header text also screams stop with the bright red colour. Personally, I would try to change it as well, perhaps in a similar colour as the menu. Or just another shade of red if you don't want to change completely.

I also think the header itself is very large, it takes up too much of the screen for me so I can't even see the beginning of any post. And then I have a very large screen. Haven't checked what it looks like on my laptop. Would also move the two badges (how to say that word...).

And finally, I would like a centred menu. It feels like something is missing in the right corner. And reduce the preview image so that it is the same size as the post itself. Yes, those were my little opinions 🙂 Otherwise, I think the text and content are great.

Wow, it was worth what there was a lot to say when you read the comments at least 🙂 haha, yes I think it's your blog so what you like we get to like or deal with like?! The only criticism I have is that your blog is a bit heavy to load sometimes on the mobile phone - and as a travel blog, maybe many people want to read it when you have poorer internet connections than in everyday life? For travel tips and so when you yourself are travelling, I mean.