FrancescoCiracì

Mmh, maybe you are right. IE's seems al the same to me :/dash, but W3C stats are taken from the visits to their site, that are mainly from geeks. Maybe in other contexts IE6 is used more.

Sono Juventino, 500kB are a huge load for connection even in 2010. But is a background, and the site is working fine without: so don't worry, even if my connection takes 1 minute to download it, I can use the website anyway. Great layout.

I really like it, but if I have to be bad.. the typography is boring. Is too simple, and you used a lot of whitespace, so it seems "broken". I see two solution: make it smaller, or increment line-height and letter spacing. This is, of curse, my personal taste. And the search button, on top-right corner, I think it would be better styled like the active link in the top menu.

Mmh, I love this single page cart. Nothing is worst than multiple pages carts, imho. The layout is well organized, but maybe the font used in topbar and sidebar is a little boring. One thing that comes to my mind is that a focal point is missing: I don't know where to look when I watch at this page.

Javascript is useful to make pages more interactive and give a "dynamic" feeling to the user. I don't really love using Javascript: I use it only when I have to. Anyway, I think that know how to use frameworks like jQuery is needed to design modern pages today.

Well, I think it will never die until designer still support IE6. So, I stopped supporting IE6 a while ago, and I don't fix even if it is just "text-align: center;" stuff.