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Too much scrolling!

Put each section on seperate pages.

 

Nice menu!

its not a bad page at all - quite nice infact

 

 

a few too many divs

 

 

as the previous poster says it's too long a page

 

this paragraph

 

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it'd be better being 1 colour and with a bit more line spacing / larger text :)

 

sorry to be a pain

 

Pottsy

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Oh cool, not as bad as I was expecting! Some good advice, thank you :)

 

Yeah I definitely need to cut down on the divs

I agree with everyone else, single page websites are not very good and will also hurt your Search engine rankings. Also, put your CSS in a separate stylesheet.

that 'single' paragraph needs splitting up into more manageable small chunks! otherwise it looks nice but would benefit from each section being on a separate page

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