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Web Design and Blog review

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Please review my blog and web design. If you like the articles on the blog stay tunned the rs subscription will be up soon and we are posting new articles all the time.

 

www.mfinch.ca and www.mfinch.ca/blog/index.php

I just took a look at the blog and there are some things I would change. First up, the text is very small and hard work to read. Secondly, the headers for each blog entry, because of the underlining, look a little like adwords entries and so I didn't really look at them which made the whole page monolithic and hard to read.

There is also a problem with links within the content - they are 'floating' out of place (I'm using FF2) and crashing over the surrounding text.

Overall I think the fence image in the background is stronger than the content - make the text bigger, make the headers stand-out and put a more definitive separation between entries. :D

^ ditto to what the wize wizely said :)

 

You link text colour on your home page copy is very hard to see for a colour blind person like me - either use a contrasting colour or underline unvisited links please!

 

Your main navigation needs to stand out a bit more, it's very hard to distinguish it.

 

Services page - underlining is for links, not headings :)

 

Blog - I know why you have ads on there but on a business site it just takes away any professionalism

The logo is nice but too small; I couldn't figure out immediately what followed the finch; then I realized it must be .ca. As the famous book on usability says: "don't make me think!"

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