Hi,
I posted a question yesterday and had a lot of people comment on the colour
scheme of the site.
I have been playing around today. I have changed the colours on the left
hand side of the page to something I think looks a little better than the
blue and white.
Just wondering what people think and if anyone has any better suggestions.
From your CSS file: td { font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 10px; color: #8792BD }
Don't specify font sizes in points. On some browsers it will be impossible
to resize the text. At 100 dpi, 10px is way to small for most people to read
comfortably. Anyway, why do you need to specify font sizes? I've set my
browser preferences to a size that works best well for me, so leave it
alone!
If you want a 3-column layout, get rid of that empty space at the left. And
don't try to squeeze 90% of your content into the right hand column. A lot
of visitors will never see it unless they scroll across.
Put in some meaningful headings, and try organizing your content better -- I
don't think arranging things in chronological order is a very good idea.
Your HTML is truly ugly. Look at this for example:
<a href="support.html"><font size="1">show your suppor</font></a><font
size="1">t
Did you *intentionally* close the tags before the final "t" of "support"?
What is the significance of the giant "h" at the top left?
Get rid of the hit counter. It's broken anyway.
Get rid of the mailto: link, unless you like spam. Use a feedback form
instead.
.... I could go on, but I have other things to do.
Phil