Ivory

Too much text, all over the place for me. You could reduce that by having sub lists for the links on the left(product list), so that when you hover over a sub section it shows many products, like you have done, but group another level. I would have 1 main navigation bar, unlike the two you have now, the one in the header and one next to the cart summary, combine this and move the cart summary? The blue boxes at the bottom, just repeating the links on the left, can do without. As for the Printing Services above. You can advertise all this, but not many times. This would all be solved by grouping the products on the list on the left. Do you really need the scrolling text? If yes, why is it in a place where you don't look straight away. These features should be used to get a users' attention straight away, for the most important message you want to get across. The navigation bar colours don't fit with the header or Product List, keep with the same shade of blue, and I like the buttons, but not with those colours or shades. Have a look at my nav bar, looks kind of similar. Ivory Web Solutions Hope this helps! Sam

These look much better now, cleaner and sharper. The top one is preferable. Also, would look nice with the font of the 1st column, 2nd row.

I like it, but I would definitely have the text that is at the top placed at the bottom, also, I would rotate the circles anti-clockwise a little, just to make them easier to read and notice! Also, being picky(sorry!) viewing the site in Chrome, your email address on the contact section on the home page, extends out of the box. All in all good content, just needs a little reshuffling to minimise the blank space. Ivory

Hi, I have recently created my web design company website and am looking for some positive criticism. Any help would be great. My website Thanks Ivory

Haha I love, got me there.

Excuses excuses I got 12, Male, 16-19. Not too shabby

Hi, I am new to the forum and am interested in learning new techniques and tricks for web design. I run a freelance web design business, with just me operating on small websites such as for hairdressers and fashion boutiques. I have been working with websites since the old tables and HTML basics and am keen to learn HTML5 and CSS3. Just a small introduction. Thanks Sam Ivory

On the second image, what border effects did you use, and how do you make the separator in the main section? Thanks in advance. Ivory