Megan — Thu, 03 Jul 2003 13:38:06 +0000

What did this look like before? Do you still have the old site at all? I don't remember entyirely what it looked like before, but this is much better! Nice light look and feel. I really like the logo and navbar there. However, I do think that the animation should either slow down or stop for longer, or maybe jsut run once and stop. It's rather distracting up there.

Also, while the content area looks nice, it seems too busy and heavy for the header part and I'm sure it doesn't fit very well at smaller screen resolutions. Definitely get rid of that torn paper sidebar - it doesn't go with the look and feel of the rest of the site. Your banners page also has a big horiztonal scrollbar even at 1152 x 768. Be careful about screen resolution.

I would actually consider getting rid of those columns and doing plain white background in the content area. I think a simpler content area would do a better job of emphasizing the header and at the same time allowing people to focus on content. Your headers there are attractive, and you've used screen shots a lot to break up the text.

Speak of text, some of these pages have a heck of a lot of it. I think you should be able to explain yourself in one or two short paragraphs and then let your work speak for itself. Nobody is going to read a lot of this, and they may have a hard time finding the information they're looking for. For example, everything under "To begin, start here" on the logos page could really be explained after someone has contacted you. They don't need to know that up front.

On the "web design" page, those quotes are really small and hard to read. Check your CSS on that. On the "web hosting" page, those side graphics really look like they've been pullled from another site. Redo them to suit your new style. Or is that the deal? Right, I understand now. Do they have to be there? I would just get rid of those, they don't look right at all. Maybe a small logo towards the bottom would be okay.

One more thing - make sure all your shades of blue are the same. The navbar buttons look a little bit more greenish and saturated than the body columns.

Keep up the good work!

AMD_PoWeR_tOwEr — Tue, 01 Jul 2003 17:51:57 +0000

Okay I think ive fixed it now look agian if you dont mind
& a very BIG Thanks to all

spor — Mon, 30 Jun 2003 16:00:33 +0000

Nice looking site now, but the horizontal scrollbar is still there when viewed at 800x 600 so unless i scroll i dont see the right hand side of your site with links on.(i see upto the monitor graphic only)

good luck with the site.

AMD_PoWeR_tOwEr — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 23:28:08 +0000

HeHeHe
Okay thanks for pointing out my errors, I know this isnt the help forum.
Anyway Ive changed over to a css stylesheet and Ive just learned it, so Im sure Im not using it to its full advantage. But I do like what I know so far. I also changed the layout a bit, & I think its better.
Thanks Everyone for taking time to view my site
& I know theres that dead space to the lower left (I hope to add a couple of partner sites and maybe a ad or two)

taff — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 18:30:55 +0000

also, you've got some of your metatags sitting outside of your header. half are in, half are out

taff — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 18:29:47 +0000

You've got nothing in your body tags - where are you setting margins to 0?

Also, VendomeT is even more obscure than Bradly Hand. I've got thousands of fonts here and Vendome isn't one of them - I'm just seeing default TNR now.

AMD_PoWeR_tOwEr — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 15:30:05 +0000

okay guys Im really trying, Ive tried the 0 margin in the body tag and in the head but it always acts the same {words cutting into sidebar}. Anybody tell me why ?
Thanks

disaster-master — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 14:10:05 +0000

I am viewing your site on 800 X 600 and the contact button at the top is right under the banner design button.

I think the text is spread out too much vertically and there are too many images on the front page that (in my opinion) don't really carry any meaning.

Think about it like this. If I wanted to read your whole page, I would have to read the first column. Scroll back to the top and read the second column. Scroll back up again and read the third. I think your main body part would look much better if you had:

Tennessee based Web Design company
Need a Web Site?
Do you need a Logo

Instead of Tennessee based Web Design company, Need a Web Site?, Do you need a Logo

A good example of not knowing where to start on your pages is the "To Begin Start Here!" blurb that you have on the logos page. Try and think of a logical way to layout your site. I really think a two column layout would work better for you than a three column.

If you are going to keep that left sidebar, you might consider making your margins 0.

At the bottom where you have those link buttons, I would change those to just plain text.

On the banners page, the main content table is covering up the red bar to the left.

Keep working. You have a good start.

AMD_PoWeR_tOwEr — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 13:30:22 +0000

okay ive made some of those changes, how is it now ?

taff — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 13:11:32 +0000

Everything Busy said plus...

You may want to rethink your use of "Bradley Hand ITC" as a text font or at least provide some alternatives. I don't think that it is a terribly common one.

On the home page, your navigation bar wraps at 800x600 likely due to the hit counter. Lose the hit counter - no one but you cares and you can track this sort of thing behind the scenes.

I'd rethink the whole flash nav - really unnecessary here.

Watch your spelling: "COMMING SOON" "powerd by" and so on.

Coding: You really should update this. The font tag is a thing of the past. Do a little reading on CSS - once you make that step you'll never turn back.