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@Cinnaberry First off, I am very sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Certain pokemon important events have been claiming much of my attention lately!

I actually don't have a note-by-note for you because I think what you are doing is great. I love your header style, the consistency of your colors, and your choice of a title symbol. I don't know that you need the contents section but it's not taking up too much space, so it's alright if you want to keep it.

@icyfuzz
This is a wonderful guide to making hatcheries. It helped me organize mine a little better and add in a few things I was missing.
I tend to keep things as simple as possible, so my hatchery doesn't have a whole lot of sections and I'm not doing an auction feature or anything like that, but could you take a look at my hatchery and give me a few suggestions?

@Anyu

Be careful when linking to your hatchery - I prefer to use my ******* even if it's not my sig or profile, so I always know it's going to the right section of the hatchery. Speaking of which: you need to add a ******* to your sig, as direct linking there and in your profile is currently broken. =)

• I don't think an ornate description of a tumblr is necessary - just a link will suffice.
• Clever to put your genes right next to the color names on your upcoming breeding pairs.
• Pretty, concise headers.
• Your main logo is a little rough/distracting around the inside edge.
• Very clean. Maybe too clean! Try adding an about or sold section at the bottom to personalize the hatchery a little bit.

Nice job!

@9r7g5h

Same as with Anyu - be careful when linking! Use your ******* any time you link to your hatchery, not just for your sig and profile. This prevents the link from accidentally jumping your viewer down the page.

• Try rounding off the corners of your banner. Don't have it just be a flat rectangle.
• Try using a thin image rather than bold text for your headers.
• Center your upcoming breeding pair images.

Looking good organization-wise, just needs a few more finished headers. I hope you do not mind that I replied here as I try to keep the information available to everyone. As far as my sig, I use Photoshop CS6, but you could also use GIMP or one of the online editors I mentioned in the guide. =)

@icyfuzz
Just fixed mine up a little bit. ^^ boop!
Any suggestions? :o

This is a really useful thread, and I think i'm going to want to reference it if/when I remake my own hatchery!

Is there any way I could give a nod of appreciation of some sort? Maybe a link to your hatchery from mine? (I wouldn't want to do something like this without permission!)