Mostly, looks fine here, except that having some headers smaller than the text body looks funny (of course, h4, h5... are not used that often in real pages).Your font specifications should always end with one of the standard CSS font families ("serif", "sans-serif", "monospace", "cursive" or "fantasy"), you should not assume that everyone has one of the fonts specified explicitely ("Helvetica" for example is not that common in the Windows world). Jerome
Ah, I see! I will have a look at this
PS: btw, do you know browsershots? http://browsershots.org It allows you to see screenshots of how a web page looks on a wide variety of OSes and browsers (although of course you won't see the differences due to the screen that way).
Hey, really cool site. But it seems, that my testpage was already tested.
