vesuvius said:

I like it, though it is not the most exciting place to be in the world, but that is the way it should be. Simple, informative, easy to navigate and serve a purpose. Any prospective client needs something clinical to view and that is what that site is at the moment.

Who did the design?

leeappdalecom said:

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Thanks, yeah I did the whole thing myself.

I'm no designer so I don't attempt the flashy graphics, I prefer things to be simple and clean.

littleguru said:

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I like the site Have you tried to view this website in Windows XP without Office 2007 installed. How does it look like?

leeappdalecom said:

vesuvius said:

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Thanks, yeah I did the whole thing myself.

I'm no designer so I don't attempt the flashy graphics, I prefer things to be simple and clean.

ZippyV said:

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Your access keys are messed up and don't use inline styles. Also check your site at 120 dpi, some text at the Sharepoint banners comes out of it's container.

When somebody selects a link by using your access keys they don't get feedback like with a mouseover (hover) effect. I think you can solve that in CSS: a:hover, a:focus {text-decoration: underline;}

leeappdalecom said:

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Yeah I have a VM of XP with IE6 FF2 and Opera installed to test on, doesn't have Office installed.

Did you say that because of the Fonts? It's just defaulting to a standard font I think Arial can't remember, doesn't look as nice but doens't look that bad either IMO.

Thanks for the comments guys appreciated.

Yeah. I said it because of the fonts I was just curious if you thought about that... other than that: I love the design. Easy to read and simple. Now let's hope that you get a lot of customers.

Pace said:

Love it. Nothing more thans needed on there. Feels natural to navigate, I never felt lost, the lines,colours and fonts are clean.

most importantly I diddnt have to think. So 10 out of 10 there.

Now my crit

The first thing I think your missing is a tag line.

My only second criticism, could just be my preference but I felt like I only had half the page at a time. When I first arrived I though great, I can see how to get to everywhere without really looking (ie just scanning the page) but after moving around the pages a little I have to scroll down to read each page. So, I click a page, I scroll down to read it, I then have to scroll up again to get to the navigation, then down again to read the content. Up and down.

Not a problem but if you want feedback, there is my 2 cents

Kudos,
Pace

leeappdalecom said:

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Thanks for your comments guys.

I have just integrated a blog into the site which you can view here:

http://portal.athousandthreads.net/sites/leedaleblog

Dr Herbie said:

leeappdalecom said:

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IE7 on Windows XP:  shows yellow warning bar saying it wants to run add-in 'name.dll'.

I personally don't like sites that want to run stuff, especially if I don't recognise the DLL name (and I don't care that it's from Microsoft).  If it's not necessary, perhaps you should strip it out.

Herbie