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wow nodster, your site looks better now... 1 last suggestion: move your menu a little bit to the top... same level with your content.... Good Luck... Bryan

Hello Nodster, About the tagline, the font color doesn't have enough contrast with the background, hence, it is not so visible... * Menu - "ABOUT" and "ABOUT US", these two links are confusing.... better to rephrase it... - all caps is harder to read than small caps.... "ABOUT US" vs "About Us" which one, for you, is better? I vote for the latter... - current page, better to have a "different color" than a "different position" as an active link -- to let users know which page they are in... * Logo - refer to http://www.bryanregencia.com (this is my site) and check the size of the logo and tagline... * Backgroud color - Visibilitywise, I suggest to change it to a plane color... for me, it is better than a gradient... All for now... Cheers! Bryan Regencia Graphic/Web Designer www.bryanregencia.com

Hi nodster, My comments... *Logo - still, it is so big... better to make it a little more smaller.. *Tagline - "...BRINGING PHYSIOTHERAPY HOME" doesn't have enough contrast, thus, it is no so clear... better to have a little more contrast... *Menu - better to have it in bullet form so that it won't confused the user... align it well... "About Us", all first letter of the words is in uppercase while "About physiotherapy" is not... better to have it uniform... *Welcome - no need to welcome the user... a short statement about the site will already serve as a welcome... no need to put some marketing phrases or zigzag statements... be Straight-forward! Cheers! Bryan Regencia Graphic/Web Designer | Usability | Accessibility | SEO | Web Standards www.bryanregencia.com

Ok, try again to put this line at the very top of your CSS codes: * { margin:0; padding:0; } Or, if it still won't work. Try to add this <div style="clear:both"></div> before the footer, not before the contentbottom.. Or, insert this position: absolute at the containing div of your contenttop, contentmid, and contentbottom, then adjust the left and right margin to place it to your desired position. Let me know the result... Cheers! Bryan Regencia

Hello nodster, My comments and suggestions.... * Logo - make it smaller - better to place it at top left of the page * Colors and text - put a little more contrast for easy reading * Menu - drop the background image because it makes the text very difficult to read... If it is really important to show that image, place it not as background of the text. - align the items well * Layout - it looks different in Internet Explorer (IE) Cheers! Bryan Regencia

I've visited the site and I was thinking a little bit to figure out what this site is all about. I was expecting to see the homepage, however, I was faced with a landing page. I'm a bit tired, so I didn't bother to move further. My comment, better to eliminate the landing page - present your homepage and information upfront.

Ei The Little Guy! Here are my Little Comments... The logo, better not to put a link to the homepage for it is in the homepage already. Search link as header, it's confusing. The search button with value="Search" is enough. I suggest to drop (exclude) the search link at the top! edit by redbullmarky:{snipped link} - please open a new topic if you wish to get critique on your own site.

Hi EKINdesigns! PNG transparency won't work in IE, hence, it is not advisable to use it. Instead, use GIF for transparent images.

Hi map200uk, Try to insert this at the top or your CSS: /* margin:0; padding:0; */ Let me know if this solves your problem or not.

Ei SlickAU! Try to add "float:right" to your #contentmid. #contentmid { float:right; width:752px; height:530px; border-left:1px solid #c71c4c; border-right:1px solid #c71c4c; } Or, lessen the value of your #contentmid width. #contentmid { width:752px; /*changed it to, say 750px or less */ height:530px; border-left:1px solid #c71c4c; border-right:1px solid #c71c4c; } If these won't work, try to put this line: <div style="clear:both"></div> before the <div id="contentbottom"></div> in your markup. Let me know the result after you tried these...